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detect attacks as they are occurring. These systems could be used to trigger security protocols to isolate
the impact of attacks once threats are detected.

The overall approach of cyber attackers will remain unchanged in 2024: identify and exploit
vulnerabilities. Organizations should expect, however, that attacks will grow in volume and creativity as
bad actors learn to leverage AI-driven tools for automation and data analytics. To fight back, organizations
must ensure security is up-to-date, employees are educated on threats, and AI is used to support efforts
as much as possible.

About the Author

Yashin Manraj, CEO of Pvotal Technologies, has served as a
computational chemist in academia, an engineer working on novel
challenges at the nanoscale, and a thought leader building more secure
systems at the world’s best engineering firms. His deep technical
knowledge from product development, design, business insights, and
coding provides a unique nexus to identify and solve gaps in the
product pipeline. The Pvotal mission is to build sophisticated
enterprises with no limits that are built for rapid change, seamless
communication, top-notch security, and scalability to infinity. Yashin can be reached online at our
company website https://pvotal.tech/

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