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#IMOS18 - Here Come the Robots: What and When to Automate Your Security

The first session to take place at our all-new Infosecurity Magazine Online Summit - #IMOS18 - will be: Here Come the Robots: What and When to Automate Your Security

There is a lot to be said for automation in the business world, and cybersecurity is no different. However, there are times when only human intuition and intelligence will do. As cyber-criminals get better and faster, the requirement for information security professionals and functions to keep up and stay one step ahead intensifies. Cyber-criminals use automation to launch attacks, and to have any chance of defending against them, automation is necessary. This session explores when it’s appropriate to automate and when robots just won’t cut the mustard.
Recorded Sep 11 2018 56 mins
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