“With the rise in cases, we need AI.”

In the world of security, we have reached a point where human resources alone are no longer sufficient. In a statement to Wise TV, Selim Öziş, Regional Sales Manager at CrowdStrike, explains why AI-based security systems have become indispensable in the face of rising cyber incidents.

“When it comes to security, the topic that stands out the most—and one we hear about very frequently—is artificial intelligence (AI). It seems we need AI in every area because the number of incidents has grown to such an extent that human capacity is no longer enough to keep up. Consequently, we rely on AI—both to manage the vast array of administrative services and to automate processes—by employing AI-driven security and defense mechanisms.”

Artificial Intelligence and Security: The Defense Mechanisms of the Future

Today, security is of critical importance to everyone, from individuals to entire nations. As technology advances rapidly, security threats have also become increasingly complex. In this context, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies offer revolutionary solutions for the security sector. AI does more than just detect threats; it also automates security processes by taking proactive measures against them.

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Security

Artificial intelligence can take on many different roles within the security landscape. AI systems play a particularly significant part in big data analysis, threat detection, and incident response. These systems are capable of identifying details that might escape the human eye, allowing for immediate intervention. Threat Detection and Response

Traditional security systems often employ a reactive approach. Artificial intelligence, however, enables a proactive defense by anticipating threats in advance. Machine learning algorithms can analyze historical data to forecast future threats and take preemptive measures accordingly.

Automated Security Systems

Artificial intelligence automates security processes, reducing the need for human intervention—a critical advantage, especially for large-scale systems. By providing continuous monitoring, automated systems can take immediate action, thereby minimizing security vulnerabilities.