Lightreading Airties Enhances Router-Level Cybersecurity for ISPs Amid Rising AI Threats
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- •Airties integrates cybersecurity into its AI-driven Wi-Fi management platform.
- •Organizations now face an average of 29 cyberattacks daily, a significant increase from 2024.
- •The platform offers mass-market and advanced security features for connected devices and SMBs.
Airties has integrated advanced cybersecurity features into its AI-driven Wi-Fi management platform aimed at broadband service providers. The average organization now faces 29 cyberattacks daily, nearly three times the rate from 2024. Airties' cybersecurity app provides two layers of protection: mass-market security for all connected devices and advanced security for routers and Smart IoT devices. Key features include real-time malicious website blocking, content filtering, and AI-driven threat detection. The platform aims to address the growing consumer expectation for internet providers to offer protection services, with 80% of users and 86% of SMBs expressing concern over cybersecurity risks. Airties leverages over two decades of network intelligence to enhance its offerings and prepare ISPs for emerging AI-related threats.
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