How integrated platforms enhance threat detection and response

Cybercrime's evolving, and so should defense. From AI agents to unified dashboards, this piece dives into how cohesive platforms aren't just cool, they're mission-critical. Smarter tech, faster response, zero guesswork. The future fights back

- Brijesh Balakrishnan

Building macro-financial stability of enterprises

As economies shift to AI and data-driven decisions, threats can quickly outpace traditional approaches. Enterprises need adaptive defense through threat identification and real-time threat intelligence to manage the barrage of ever-increasing cyberattacks.

According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the global cost of cybercrime is projected to increase to $10.5 trillion by the end of 2025. These estimates include direct loss to business and indirect costs to victims, such as opportunity cost, downtime, lost efficiency, brand disparagement, loss of trust, intellectual property infringement, cyber insurance claims, and damage to employee morale.

Enterprises need to build resilience and be proactive against advanced cyber threats by integrating real-time threat intelligence and adaptive defense mechanisms to reduce the time needed to detect and respond to threats. Enhanced threat detection and response must be built by adoption of cohesive security powered by platforms. AI-powered cyber platforms provide scale and consolidation of multiple tools and process a cohesive central ecosystem of threat detection and response. Automation of threat detection and response through agentic AI, faster data-driven decisions, and reduced likelihood of human error by Gen-AI assistants will transform their threat detection and response capabilities.

Unseen challenges in the path ahead