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Invite colleaguesWhy deep learning holds the key to preventing cyberattacks before they can strike
Abstract
Cyber security has always been a game of cat and mouse, with both sides reacting and attempting to outflank each other. While the security industry continuously develops new solutions for identifying and preventing attacks, the threat actors are innovating and evolving their techniques to bypass these defences. In order to break away from a reactive approach, organisations must prevent and neutralise the threat before it can execute inside their network. This is where deep learning (DL) comes in.
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Author's Biography
Karen Crowley is a strategic, senior cyber security marketing professional with a strong start-up experience which includes three acquisitions and two IPOs. Karen focuses on building messaging frameworks, campaigns and programmes for technology companies, including cyber security, hybrid cloud, database/analytics and more.