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Putting AI to work in cybersecurity might help curtail alert fatigue from false positives, or it might make it worse for CISOs who oversee these operations centers.
How are CISOs dealing with this extra set of digital eyes on the security frontlines?
In this episode, Clayton C. Peddy, CISO at ABBYY, and Erika Dean, CISO at Tricentis, share their perspectives on the role AI can play with security alerts.
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