Tool proliferation has created a data volume challenge, making it harder to secure the software development and deployment lifecycle. Fortunately, AI now offers a solution.
Where businesses see AI as a tool for efficiency and market differentiation, cyber attackers are devising new schemes to exploit undefined learning curves.
As AI becomes increasingly embedded into society, there is a pressing need for regulatory guardrails and governance policies to protect consumer privacy and data rights.
While AI presents exciting possibilities for sectors around the world, the security and cash-in-transit sectors will always require the nuanced, adaptable and empathetic touch of human professionals.
The software supply chain is the backbone of software development. However, the very interconnectedness that makes it efficient also renders it vulnerable to escalating cyber threats.
