The future of endpoint security
In the current cybersecurity landscape, hackers often employ a brute-force approach to identify vulnerabilities in endpoints. This involves creating code that systematically tests potential weaknesses until an entry point is discovered. Traversing various unproductive paths makes this method time-consuming, requiring patience and extensive knowledge. On the other hand, there are crackers or script kiddies who use ready-made hacking tools, making their attacks relatively easy to defend against.
Security professionals engaged in the battle against hackers find themselves in a familiar scenario. Each software patch installed on devices represents countless hours of exploration by individuals with both benevolent and malicious intentions.
However, we are on the brink of a transformative moment, not only in information security but also in our daily lives, driven by the rise of AI. This technological advancement is poised to redefine how we approach...
