(L-R) Michel Tannous, manager of sales engineering at CrowdStrike; Ali Khalid, head of data quality, enterprise data & analytics at a top airline company; Phil Lea, vise president & dead, privacy & cyber security at Landmark Group; Siham Benhamidouche, VP cybersecurity and data risk at Schneider Electric; and Sreedhar Suragouni, group chief operations & technology officer, Sukoon Insurance.
Businesses are urged to strengthen security measures in accordance with strict legislation and global standards because a weakness at one location may pose a risk elsewhere.
Experts emphasized at the third edition of FutureSec, an annual conference organized by Khaleej Times, on Thursday that artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly reducing the time between the discovery of software vulnerabilities and their exploitation, putting businesses under increasing pressure to strengthen their cyber defenses.
Michel Tannous, manager of sales engineering at CrowdStrike, chaired a panel discussion titled “Cyber Resilience and Compliance Across the Digital Supply Chain,” which focused on the growing issues that organizations and businesses in the UAE and worldwide face due to the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence.
