Palo Alto CEO: $1 Trillion in Cybersecurity Gear Isn't Ready for AI
Arora: $1 trillion in legacy security can't handle AI, and the upgrade bill is staggering.

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Arora: $1 trillion in legacy security can't handle AI, and the upgrade bill is staggering.
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