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This year the industry will see more decisions among IT and
cybersecurity teams about the ways AI-driven tools can best incorporate
human intelligence and decision making. It will promote transparency to
the ways AI provides context, showing it doesn’t just spit out answers.
This is part of the next leap for AI and machine learning, where the tools
can “reason” and perform complex “what if” scenarios that are currently
out of their grasp but easy for humans.

According to a Capgemini report titled “Reinventing Cybersecurity with
Artificial Intelligence,” sixty-nine percent of surveyed industry
respondents noted AI will be necessary to respond to future
cyberattacks. The decision makers know it’s needed to thwart threats
but integrating AI into various cybersecurity tools remains a challenge.
In 2021 and the coming years, hackers will continue to introduce
ever-improving AI and machine learning tools, and providers need to
stay a few steps ahead by doing the same, but just a little bit better.

About the Author

Bill DeLisi is one of the world’s most authoritative experts on
cybersecurity. He is currently the Chief Executive Officer, Chief
Technology Officer and a founding member of the Board of Directors
for GOFBA, Inc. DeLisi has more than 30 years of experience in the
computer industry, including holding the position of Chief Technology
Officer at several companies. He has worked closely with Microsoft
Gold Certified Partners, helping pioneer “cloud” computing and
creating security infrastructures that are still in use today. DeLisi is
responsible for the development of proprietary technology that serves
as the backbone of GOFBA’s platform and has over 30 certifications
with Microsoft, Cisco, Apple, and others, which includes the coveted
Systems Engineer with Advanced Security certification, as well as
expert status in Cloud Design and Implementation.

Bill can be reached online at his LinkedIn and the company website is:
https://www.gofba.com

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