Over two trillion events, triaged per day, leads to a significant pool of knowledge for an artificial intelligence-based security system to learn from, says the chief scientist at cybersecurity company CrowdStrike Holdings Inc.That vast amount of data, feeding a learning AI engine, is especially important as adversaries are now likely to leverage tools found directly on machines to create attacks, rather than drop files from an outside source.“They figured if they drop a malware file on the machine that’s an artifact, an indicator of compromise,” said Sven Krasser (pictured) senior vice president and chief scientist of CrowdStrike. “That can be detected.”During Fal