Monday, 23 March 2020
When Darktrace launched in 2013, the world of cybersecurity was an entirely different landscape. “Today, we are used to hearing about artificial intelligence. Six years ago, the idea that you simply couldn’t keep all the bad guys out and that companies needed an AI-powered digital immune system to defend against attacks was radical,” Poppy Gustafsson, co-CEO of Darktrace, tells Growth Quarters. Fast-forward several years and Darktrace has become of the leading players in the cybersecurity space, in part due to Gustafsson going against the worst advice she ever received: Being told not to do something in a certain way because it…
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