Machine learning could help companies react faster to ransomware

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ITworld Today Jun 14, 2016 Machine learning could help companies react faster to ransomware Behavior analytics vendor Exabeam applies machine learning to detect ransomware infections and help companies quickly isolate affected computers before the malware spreads. 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