How AI, ML, and automation can improve cybersecurity protection

Traditional cybersecurity tools such as mere anti-malware software or login audits aren't going to be sufficient in 2020--additional resources will be needed to protect organizations and their employees from cyberthreats. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are making productive inroads in the cybersecurity space. I spoke with Anish Joshi, vice president of technology at AI solutions provider Fusemachines, and Greg Martin, general manager of the Security Business Unit at Sumo Logic, a machine data analytics organization to get their input on the topic. The interviews have been lightly edited. Scott Matteson: What are the common pain points with cybersecurity?