3 Ways AI Could Improve Authentication
DARKReading, Wednesday, July 19,2023
As companies navigate how to protect themselves from the onslaught of increasingly sophisticated fraud threats, artificial intelligence will be a critical piece of next-gen authentication.
No matter where you turn, everyone seems to be talking about artificial intelligence (AI) right now. Recent revolutions like ChatGPT have taken the tech industry by storm, unlocking previously unimagined possibilities - and a plethora of new fears about privacy, compliance, and security.
Considering the average cost of a data breach was around $4.4 million in 2022, organizations can't risk a lapse in their security practices - especially with technology evolving at the current rate. For cybersecurity experts, advancements in AI are both a blessing and a curse. While these professionals can use AI as part of their security practices, they must also protect their business from bad actors relying on it, too.