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Security AI and automation are key in protecting against costly data breaches for retailers and consumer goods businesses

IBM Business Partners

But this growth in digital sales can come with a hefty price tag for retailers and consumer goods businesses: a much greater risk of data breaches. But there’s good news: by modernizing their cybersecurity strategy with automation and AI technologies , businesses can help reduce costs and minimize time to identify and contain breaches.

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10 everyday machine learning use cases

IBM Business Partners

Machine learning and cybersecurity use cases There are four ways ML is being used in cybersecurity: ML and facial recognition are used in authentication methods to protect an enterprise’s security. Then, it suggests the social media user tag that individual.

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Data privacy examples

IBM Business Partners

Data privacy is more of an art than a science, a matter of balancing legal obligations, user rights, and cybersecurity requirements without stymying the business’s ability to get value from the data it collects. The price tag can add up quickly. Yet many organizations struggle with privacy protections despite the best intentions.

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The most valuable AI use cases for business

IBM Business Partners

Clarify computer vision AI-powered computer vision enables image segmentation , which has a wide variety of use cases, including aiding diagnosis in medical imaging, automating locomotion for robotics and self-driving cars, identifying objects of interest in satellite images and photo tagging in social media.

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An Exploration of Blockchain-based Traceability in Food Supply Chains: On the Benefits of Distributed Digital Records from Farm to Fork

TIM Review

Further, blockchain-enabled food traceability allows for improved cybersecurity and reduced food fraud, by using strong cryptography (Wang et al., Second, our case analyses were based on publicly available data, such as academic and practitioner-oriented articles, reports, news, blogs, and corporate websites. 2019; Pournader et al.,

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