By Kevin Townsend on December 05, 2018 Adam Kujawa, Director of Malwarebytes Labs, has been contemplating the evolution of malware attack and defense, attempting to work out strategies to stay ahead of cybercriminals in what has always been a technological game of leapfrog.
While malware has continued its trajectory of increasing stealth and persistence, defenders currently have the edge with their introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). For now, these systems don't do anything more than can be done by human analysts, but they do it at machine speed, don't miss any red flags, and return predictions on maliciousness faster than could be achieved by a human team.
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