NTT Ltd. delivers superior assistance to enterprises in making digital transformation that will improve both efficiency and productivity Based on its recent analysis of the Thai enterprise systems integration market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes NTT Ltd. with the 2020 Thailand Enterprise Systems Integrator of the Year Award. NTT Ltd. has earned a unique position in the market as the only company to offer an end-to-end suite of solutions comprising Intelligent Infrastructure, Intelligent Cybersecurity, Intelligent Business, and Intelligent Workplace. NTT Ltd. collaborates with major service providers and vendors globally to shape and deliver business outcomes through these digital, connected, data-driven, and secure solutions. "NTT Ltd. brings together the unrivaled capabilities of its group of companies spanning technology services to delivery. The depth and breadth of its portfolio, backed by proven expertise, makes it the preferred partner for enterprise and government clients in Thailand that are embarking on digital transformation," said Krishna Baidya, Director, ICT.

The research revealed that while over half of organisations use artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning in their security stack, nearly 60 percent are still more confident in cyberthreat findings verified by humans over AI. The survey responses, along with the theme of "Human Element" at RSA Conference 2020, reflect the need for security organisations to incorporate both AI- and human-centric offerings, especially in the application security space. Three-quarters of respondents use an application security tool, and more than 40 percent of those application security solutions use both AI-based and human-based verification. AI and machine learning have provided several advantages for cybersecurity professionals overall the past several years, especially in the face of the technology talent gap, which has left 45 percent of respondents' companies lacking a sufficiently staffed cybersecurity team. More than 70 percent of respondents agree that AI-based tools made their cybersecurity teams more efficient by eliminating over 55 percent of mundane tasks.