Life sciences sector turns to AI to bridge cybersecurity skills gap

A new survey reveals that 73 percent of life sciences companies are turning to artificial intelligence to address the cybersecurity skills gap. The report from Code42 shows the life sciences sector is at the forefront of artificial intelligence use, with AI tools presenting new opportunities for cybersecurity teams to enable automated detection and response, as well as freeing up the resources to concentrate on strategic tasks. It finds 78 percent of companies report an increase in time spent investigating data incidents year over year. 83 percent of cybersecurity managers are looking to AI, and 92 percent to GenAI, specifically, to… [Continue Reading]