Should we rely on Machine Learning for Security Practices?

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Director of Information Security in Energy and Utilities5 years ago

Yes, we should. At the current rate of how much we generate data daily, it is impossible to do it manually.

Senior Information Security Manager in Software5 years ago

For most organizations, no. They don’t know how to effectively use ML. There is way too much hype around AI/ML in general, and in information security specifically.

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