AI-enabled threats and stricter regulation in France

A new research report from the Technology Consulting Services Group (ISG) revealed the threats of Amnesty International and the most striking regulations that transform the French scene of cybersecurity, which leads to a reassessment of its security strategies.

Increasing security budgets means that many French institutions require new instructions and experiences to develop effective priorities and combat their security challenges.

According to the ISG-lens report of the ISG-Cyber ​​Security Services-Services and Solutions, companies in France adapt to a more complex and class security scene, as many adopt the defense in which Amnesty International works. This is to meet the demands provided by the new regulations, cloud adoption, financial restrictions, skilled workers ’deficiency, and the allegations of artificial intelligence security specialist.

“The way companies in France choose security services,” said Julian Askun, partner and administrative director, Isg. “With the increase in security budgets, institutions need guidance and insight to determine the correct priorities and address security problems.”

Companies began to rely on all-in-one security solutions, instead of relying on a set of separate tools, according to the report. Organizations are looking for service providers who can complete their security teams. The company says that companies that are heading towards multi -cloudy topology and facing the challenges of integration, vision and administrative challenges. Companies find it difficult to maintain applications, so use solutions such as Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), which integrates network safety and communication into a uniform service.

The report found that French organizations seek to obtain integrated security platforms to obtain one offer for potential threats and central supervision of their defenses. Because of the financial tension and a continuous deficit in cybersecurity talents, many companies are still using technical security services providers (TSS) for support, central platforms and automation.

ISG says that French institutions must merge the policies of governance, risks and starting (GRC) into their security strategies, because European Union regulations such as NIS2 and AI law have become a French law. The report mentions more than 15,000 French companies now for additional compliance.

The paper shows that malignant actors use artificial intelligence in electronic attacks, which constitute new challenges to detection and response. Reactions, companies meet security service providers who use themselves Genai and ML. Their customers invest more in detecting artificial intelligence, training employees, and automatic responses.

Benoît Scheuer, the main adviser and security analyst at ISG, said that artificial intelligence transforms the scene of cybersecurity, which prompted companies to search for service providers who can integrate tools that increase efficiency, saying, “[Clients] Searching for service providers who can integrate the best products into a unified platform for operational efficiency. “

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