Artificial intelligence is a must-have for optimizing business processes and strengthening a company's cybersecurity

“Artificial intelligence is a must-have for optimizing business processes and strengthening a company’s cybersecurity,” highlighted Ivan Vekirchyk, co-founder of KNESS, at the forum “Artificial Intelligence: a Competitor or a Tool?” organized by the NGO “Ukrainian Students for Freedom”.

During his speech, he shared KNESS’s experience in using artificial intelligence in business processes and cybersecurity, and described the role of AI in the daily work of employees. Among other things, Ivan Vekirchyk emphasized that knowledge of how to use AI tools is now as valuable a skill in the labor market as knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Office back then.

Key points from the speaker’s speech: 

• AI in business processes

Artificial intelligence is an integral part of KNESS software products. PV.Forecast system is one of the most accurate on the renewable energy market, and PV.Predictive Maintenance software integrated into PV.SCADA detects technical malfunctions and prevents generation losses at solar plants by automatically notifying personnel of equipment problems.

In addition to implementing AI in renewable energy software solutions, KNESS actively uses neural network-based tools to optimize routine tasks. In particular, the corporate KNESSBOT has become a reliable and indispensable assistant for our employees. It has integration with GPT-4o and with models for generating images and audio sequences: DALL-E-3, ElevenLabs, tts-1-hd. Thanks to this, our employees can quickly analyze documents, find the information they need, translate texts, work with databases, fill out a vacation application in one minute, generate images and voice for information content, and more. This helps to optimize the time spent on routine tasks by up to 40%. 

• KNESS experience: AI in cybersecurity

Artificial intelligence-based technologies significantly increase the cybersecurity level. They automatically analyze traffic, detect and prevent threats, and block potentially dangerous requests. As a result, our corporate websites and services are protected from attacks, phishing, spam, and other threats sent to employees’ emails. On average, AI-based tools automatically block more than 3,000 malicious emails sent to corporate email addresses every month and filter out more than 500,000 threatening requests to the company’s web resources.