How machine learning can help crack the IT security problem

Join top executives in San Francisco on July 11-12, to hear how leaders are integrating and optimizing AI investments for success. Less than a decade ago, the prevailing wisdom was that every business should undergo digital transformations to boost internal operations and improve client relationships. Next, they were being told that cloud workloads are the future and that elastic computer solutions enabled them to operate in an agile and more cost-effective manner, scaling up and down as needed. While digital transformations and cloud migrations are undoubtedly smart decisions that all organizations should make (and those that haven't yet, what are you doing!), security systems meant to protect such IT infrastructures haven't been able to keep pace with threats capable of undermining them. As internal business operations become increasingly digitized, boatloads more data are being produced.