According to Nicole Eagan, CEO of software company DarkTrace, only two out of every ten cybersecurity experts typically embrace artificial intelligence (AI) as a key component of threat detection. The others, she explains, tend to be “totally resistant” or agree to “give [AI] a try” but don’t put in the effort required to make the most of the tech post-purchase.
Granted, information security professionals are known to be risk-averse, which has the flip side of sometimes making them resistant to try out new tech — and for good reason: Protecting the company against risk is the number one job.
