Companies' cybersecurity staff are being encouraged to prioritize the protection of artificial intelligence and cloud computing despite widespread cybersecurity budget cuts, The Wall Street Journal reports. Technology professionals warned companies that limit their cybersecurity budget could face increased likelihood and risk of data breaches.
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