A leading cybersecurity company has announced new AI-powered security features for businesses in Pakistan, enabling companies to detect abnormal activity, identify potential theft and respond to cyber threats more effectively. The latest updates are designed to strengthen enterprise cybersecurity while improving threat detection, investigation and response capabilities.
According to a recent Kaspersky study, one in three companies plans to integrate Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) or Extended Detection and Response (XDR) into their security operations centres. In response to growing cybersecurity risks, Kaspersky has upgraded its Kaspersky Next platform with advanced AI capabilities aimed at providing faster data analysis, improved threat detection and more efficient security management.
The updated Kaspersky Next Expert solution includes enhanced AI-powered threat detection, EDR capabilities and flexible deployment options for businesses of different sizes. The platform can also reduce hardware requirements, potentially lowering costs while improving cybersecurity efficiency.
Among the new features is AI-based detection of DLL hijacking attacks, with automatic alerts generated when suspicious activity is identified. An AI-driven mechanism also establishes patterns of normal login behaviour and detects unusual activity, helping businesses identify potential account theft and other security threats at an early stage.
The latest developments highlight the growing role of artificial intelligence in strengthening business cybersecurity in Pakistan, helping organisations detect sophisticated attacks, protect sensitive data and respond to abnormal events more quickly.
