Is artificial intelligence (AI) a cybersecurity risk or a solution in 2025?
Posted On April 24, 2025, by Megawire FAQs
Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a dual role in cybersecurity in 2025—it is both a powerful threat vector and an essential defense mechanism. On one hand, cybercriminals are using AI to launch highly targeted phishing campaigns, automate credential stuffing attacks, and even generate malware capable of evading traditional detection methods.
On the other hand, AI is also transforming the way cybersecurity professionals prevent and respond to threats. AI-powered tools can process massive volumes of data, detect anomalies in real time, and automatically trigger defensive responses. Technologies like Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR), as well as AI-driven SIEM platforms, are giving security teams a significant edge.
At MegaWire, we integrate AI and machine learning technologies into our cybersecurity solutions, helping businesses stay ahead of evolving cyber threats. Our services include AI-enhanced threat hunting, predictive analytics, and behavior-based threat detection that continuously adapts to the threat landscape.
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