Palo Alto Networks Inc. today added more capabilities to its fast-growing Prisma SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) platform by leveraging AI to create what the company calls “a blueprint for the AI-ready enterprise.” The Secure Access Service Edge service delivers protection against AI-powered threats, data security that adapts to how information flows, and unified operations capable of intelligent scaling.
Inter is a large digital financial services corporation based in Brazil with its U.S. headquarters in Miami. It began operating in 1994 as Banco Inter, a traditional bank, and became Brazil’s first fully digital, cloud-based bank in 2015. Inter provides online banking and other financial services, ranging from investments to travel, shopping and rewards, to companies and individuals throughout the Americas via its super app.
Artificial intelligence is at the heart of almost every part of an organization’s strategy, and that includes information technology operations. However, many organizations aren’t seeing clear business results. In fact, a recent MIT Study found that 95% of generative AI projects are failing. One of the big reasons for failure is that AI is being deployed in silos resulting in partial insights into the broader ecosystem.
The implementation of artificial intelligence generates wide-ranging effects throughout all industrial sectors through its generative capabilities and large language models together with autonomous systems and scientific discovery applications, but true AI capabilities have been hard to achieve because the foundation of the infrastructure needs a complete redesign.
As generative artificial intelligence tools are becoming more prevalent in the workplace, employees are accessing these tools via personal accounts on company devices, pasting in sensitive data, and downloading content — all of which creates potential security risks. Meanwhile, cybercriminals are capitalizing on this trend by weaponizing AI and impersonating trusted tools.