Cyber risk management redefined through AI-speed detection and zero-day remediation
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As many organizations struggle to survive by rebuilding their cyber risk management with expediency in mind, Frontier AI is turning newly discovered vulnerabilities into usable weapons within hours. According to Sumedh Thakar (pictured), president and chief executive officer at Qualys, this need to compress the window between vulnerability discovery and weaponization is a sentiment he […] The post Cyber risk management redefined through AI-speed detection and zero-day remediation appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
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