Increasing automation, based on big data analytics, is the future of security, claims Darktrace
In future, organisations will have no choice but to tear down their perimeters - and keep a watchful eye on network traffic instead, argues Darktrace's Sam Alderman-Miller
Organisations need to take down their perimeter defences and take a different approach to security based on intelligent, real-time analytics if they want to prosper in the future. That's the message...
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