How PC Procurement Is Changing in the AI Era: Preparing for Breaches Is Now Needed Alongside Price and Performance
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The spread of AI has made it possible for cyberattacks to be prepared faster than before. Attackers can use AI to search for weaknesses in software and analyze program code. They can also create phishing emails tailored to specific targets in a short time.
In response to this situation, the way companies think about PC procurement is also beginning to change. Until now, it was common to choose products by comparing prices and performance. However, more companies are now working on the premise that "it is difficult to completely prevent attacks." As a result, where to stop damage after an attack and how to quickly notice and respond have also become important factors in decision-making.
Experts point out the importance of designing a response to a breach from the stage of selecting PCs. For example, they suggest managing devices separately so that damage does not spread, or preparing systems that can quickly detect abnormalities. As situations where human response alone is not enough increase, there is a growing need for an approach that protects the entire system.
Cyberattacks using AI may increase further in the future. For companies and organizations, considering PC procurement that includes preparation for when an attack occurs, not just the price and performance of products, may become the new common sense.
Sources: EnterpriseZine
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