Artificial intelligence and machine learning in cybersecurity

What is AI and ML?

- **AI**: Simulates human intelligence to perform tasks like learning and problem-solving.

- **ML**: Uses data to teach machines to make predictions or decisions.

# Applications

- **Threat Detection**: Spotting unusual patterns and user behaviors.

- **Automated Responses**: Quickly reacting to threats and applying fixes.

- **Fraud Detection**: Identifying fake transactions and identity theft.

- **Predictive Analysis**: Anticipating future threats and risks.

# Benefits

- **Speed**: Processes data quickly and accurately.

- **Proactive**: Helps prevent threats before they happen.

- **Less Error**: Reduces mistakes made by humans.

AI and ML make cybersecurity faster, smarter, and more efficient.

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