Information Technology Security

By Jurgita Lapienytė,  Cyber News Despite best efforts and innovation, cybercrime is on the rise. MIT scientists and leading network defenders urge to explore deep learning to secure systems. In the first quarter of 2022 alone, there were 404 publicly reported data breaches in the US. Ransomware breaches increased by 13% in a single year. “No wonder an increasing number of organizations are beginning to explore how deep learning, and its ability to mimic the human brain, can outsmart and outpace the world’s fastest and most dangerous cyber threats,” MIT Technology Review said in its research paper produced together with cybersecurity company Deep Instinct. MIT is looking at deep learning-driven malware prevention, hoping it could boost organizations in an innovation race against ransomware groups, enhancing their evasive capabilities, using sandbox detection or even adversarial artificial intelligence (AI.) Deep learning is the most advanced form of AI technology that uses neural n...

By Griffin Davis, Tech Times Experts claim that AI can actually ease the rising privacy concerns over the internet. This may be true given that artificial intelligence has been applied in various technologies that make life easier.   Google, Apple, and other giant tech firms rely on AI and machine learning innovations to further enhance their products.  On the other hand, artificial intelligence was also used to create self-driving cars and drug development. All these details show that AI can be used in many things, including online security.  How Can AI Ease Privacy Concerns? Venture Beat reported that AI could be used to enhance online privacy. While protecting internet cybersecurity, artificial intelligence can also make your online activities easier, such as shortening online processes by re-entering your needed information.  Now, here are some ways how AI can transform the internet into a safer online place:  AI can be used to generate first-part...