Deep Instinct’s Brooks Wallace, vice-president of Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) sales has said that deep learning was there to help MSPs help their customers get a step ahead of the cybercriminals.
Wallace said that people often make the mistake of thinking in terms of artificial intelligence when they mean machine learning when they actually need deep learning which is much more useful.
“Deep learning works by building a neurological network with all these algorithms, sitting there to learn on its own from a vast amount of raw data. So we don’t give it what is benign or malicious files, we give it all the data and we let it learn on its own and it makes its decision process, organically and autonomously, and it is much more accurate than machine learning.
