Anand Naik

Dec 30, 2024 | clouddatainsights.com | Anand Naik

Cloud security is at a crossroads. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated and data volumes expand exponentially, organizations are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to strengthen their defenses. Yet, the irreplaceable judgment of human expertise remains crucial. The alliance of AI and human intelligence offers a robust approach to detect, analyze, and respond to cloud security threats.

Oct 15, 2024 | devopsdigest.com | Anand Naik

For the longest time, security was an afterthought in software development — something to be tacked onto the end of the process. This siloed approach to software development, logical when the network was the perimeter for intrusion and threats, changed with the growing number of internet-connected devices.

Aug 29, 2024 | solutionsreview.com | Anand Naik |Mike Costello

Sequretek’s Anand Nalk offers insights on how GenAI and AIOps integration augments capabilities and drives the move to autonomous enterprise. This article originally appeared on Solutions Review’s Insight Jam, an enterprise IT community enabling the human conversation on AI. Insecure network devices, unpatched systems, and outdated components become gateways for malicious actors.

Jun 19, 2024 | aijourn.com | Anand Naik

Imagine a small and medium-sized business (SMB), a family-owned clothing chain with a loyal customer base that cherishes personalized service. To enhance customer experience, this business aims to leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) for personalized recommendations and marketing campaigns. This requires collecting and analyzing customer data, including purchase history, browsing behavior, and loyalty program information.

Jun 13, 2024 | unite.ai | Anand Naik

In the past decade, along with the explosive growth of information technology, the dark reality of cybersecurity threats has also evolved dramatically. Cyberattacks, once driven primarily by mischievous hackers seeking notoriety or financial gain, have become far more sophisticated and targeted. From state-sponsored espionage to corporate and identity theft, the motives behind cybercrime are increasingly sinister and dangerous.