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Is cognitive security all hype, or can AI-powered tools help organizations defend their networks against evolving cyberthreats today?
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Our team at is optimistic about the future, and we believe that small teams can do impossibly big things. IBM Security experts will explain how at RSA 2018 in San Francisco.
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There’s something for every cybersecurity enthusiast at this year’s RSA Conference, including masterful keynotes, stirring panels and vendor showcases featuring the latest technologies in the field.
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Welcome to the future. It’s January 2019 and cybercriminals are stealing your customer data. How will you use AI to execute your incident response plan and master the basics to avoid future incidents?
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Researchers have shown how generative adversarial networks (GANs) can be applied to cybersecurity tasks such as cracking passwords and identifying hidden data in high-quality images.
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At Think 2018, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about multiple areas of study, rub elbows with experts, attend illuminating sessions and more.
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Generative adversarial networks are neural networks that compete in a game in which a generator attempts to fool a discriminator with examples that look similar to a training set.
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Most organizations around the world lack a consistent incident response plan and thus are unprepared to manage the repercussions of a cyberattack, according to a recent Ponemon report.
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By implementing orchestration and automation (O&A), security leaders can deliver the real-time threat intelligence their understaffed analyst teams need to punch above their weight.
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To defend their confidential data from increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals, security teams must leverage machine learning to perform analytical tasks that are too tedious for humans to complete.
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