Cyber threats are putting our systems more into jeopardy with unexpected attacks by targeting devices, browsers, and sensitive content; cybersecurity has proved itself as a stroke of luck in the world of technologies.
Over recent years, TikTok has been one of the most hyped apps that exploded onto the social media scene with a meteoric rise within a very short period.
The rise in the number of hacking events and data breaches are a concern and often forces one to think about the price we might have to pay for this seamless connectivity with the world?
While cybersecurity teams are using AI and machine learning for early detection and protecting companies from threats, cybercriminals are using the technology to increase the impact and speed of cyber threats.
According to the research by NormShield, the success rate of AI in cybersecurity is about 85-99%, in which higher rates can be achieved by consistent practice and working closely with the latest upgrades and policies for AI and machine learning in cybersecurity systems.
