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Fault tolerance focuses on preventing system failures, while disaster recovery focuses on restoring operations after a failure has occurred.

AI, still in its incubation phase, is playing the roles of both Friend and Foe. Here are a few examples: AI is pivotal in transforming infrastructure monitoring using analytics and machine learning to pinpoint the root cause and automate incident resolutions. Physical Security has evolved leaps and bounds with the introduction of AI-controlled cameras, drastically reducing false alarms. Advanced AI capabilities have allowed patches/upgrades to be thoroughly tested before deploying to the production environment, thus enhancing system reliability. For the GRC world, AI helps sift complex data sets, identifying critical compliance issues before they escalate. Regarding the role of a Foe, AI is still evolving and has a long way to go before eliminating bias. We still have to address significant challenges around data privacy issues and ethical concerns. One primary concern could be the sustainability and environmental impact of the increased usage of AI, leading to uncontrolled use of technology.

@Chris Edell Classic case of AI vs AI. We understand sophisticated Hackers have unlimited access to funds and they are more nimble than state agencies.

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