With the recent ban on Kaspersky in the US due to national security concerns, what would you do if you were using this cybersecurity solution?

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I would keep the Kaspersky solution and closely monitor potential threats.

I would plan to migrate to another recommended cybersecurity solution.50%

I would consider a hybrid approach, using Kaspersky alongside another solution.

I would conduct a thorough assessment of my security needs before making a decision.40%

I would seek recommendations from experts to find the best alternative for my situation.10%

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CISO in Softwarea year ago

Is there really more than one option in the US?

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What’s your top barrier to adopting AI-driven pentesting?

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Trust in AI accuracy63%

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Skills to operate the tools27%

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