Using the power of Machine Learning to detect cyber attacks - Express Computer

As the world becomes increasingly digital, we are unlocking more value and growth than ever before. However, a challenge that governments, enterprises and well as individuals leveraging technology are constantly facing is the growing threat of cyberattacks that looms large over us. Cyber security solutions provider SonicWall's 2019 report revealed 10.52 billion malware attacks in 2018, a 217% increase in IoT attacks and 391,689 new variants of attack that were identified. What's more is that cyber criminals today are evolving with technology and upping their game. Such incidents don't just have the potential to bring businesses to a standstill but can also inflict serious damages to their resources and repute.