What CISOs need to know about AIOps security | TechTarget

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AI is a literal game-changer. It has changed everything from how we write software to how we test it. It's influenced marketing, support, sales, HR and the executive suite, and even reshaped how we write documents and send emails.

AIOps -- the use of AI to support and bolster IT ops -- has also gained significant traction over recent years. In particular, we've seen the emergence of AIOps security use cases to enhance, contextualize and refine threat intelligence and event management. It's no surprise. According to a study published by the European Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology, companies using AIOps reduced their resolution times by 62% and their alert volumes by 91%. Equally important, study respondents said they were able to predict 87% of potential service disruptions before they could affect users.

These results, coupled with advancements in LLMs and agentic AI, promise even more compelling use cases...

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