Turning to technology to respond to a huge rise in high-profile security breaches

Turning to technology to respond to a huge rise in high-profile security breaches

In the ever expanding digital world, cyber attacks pose a constant threat to enterprises. Organisations in New Zealand are increasingly utilising technology to defend against these attacks, enhance their security, and lighten the load on their security teams. With the recent privacy act revisions, the emphasis is on developing effective frameworks and utilising AI and automation to alleviate the burdens on cybersecurity personnel.

Given the high prevalence of cyber attacks in New Zealand, safeguarding sensitive data from unauthorised access is crucial. Integrating the right technologies can enable organisations to improve their ability to detect, prevent, and respond to cyber threats effectively. This approach is heavily reliant on AI and automation technology, which can reduce the need for cybersecurity staffing. It is important for all organisations to remain informed about cybersecurity developments and best practices to protect their data.

• What challenges do companies face in implementing and integrating AI into its infrastructure and cybersecurity?
• How can AI and automation be effectively utilised in cybersecurity to improve an organisation’s ability to detect and respond to cyber threats?
• What are the potential risks and benefits associated with reducing the need for cybersecurity staffing through the use of AI and automation technology?