As technology, and machine learning, has continued to develop exponentially, the risk and impact of cyberattacks has also increased drastically. Darktrace is using machine learning to get defense once step ahead of the attacks.
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IBM Watson for Cybersecurity Takes Center Court at Wimbledon!
141-year-old tennis tournament – The Championships, Wimbledon utilizes IBM Watson to protect their brand against increasing risk of cybercrime.
Machine Learning in Cybersecurity: CyberArk
Exploring the role of machine learning in improving cyber defenses in Privileged Account Management
Crowdsourcing improvements to America’s security: Bug bounties and open innovation in the U.S. Department of Defense
How the DoD is using open innovation to improve America's security
Hackers Wanted: Crowd-sourced security at the United States Department of Defense
Data breaches and cyber attacks are becoming more prominent and less predictable. To manage ever-increasing cyber risk, the U.S. Department of Defense created a bug bounty program for security vulnerabilities and used crowdsourcing to invite hackers to break into their systems.
HackerOne: Using Open Innovation to Foster a Cyber Secure Environment
The world of cybersecurity can be a complex place. With the advent of the internet, increasingly more data is ripe for hacking and companies are scrambling to protect it. HackerOne thinks it has a solution to keep information protected for the long term.
General Electric and Nozomi Networks: Defending Industrial Control Systems using Machine Learning
General Electric has partnered with Nozomi Networks, a company well known for its cybersecurity and artificial intelligence capabilities, to protect the energy and industrial sector.
The Election Security Challenge: Why Voting-Machine Vendors Resist Open Innovation
Following alleged Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections, voting-machine vendors face increasing public pressure for more open innovation of its products to enhance security.
The government wants you…to hack it?
How the US government is relying on open innovation to combat cyberterrorism
Darktrace: Can Artificial Intelligence lead the fight against Cyber Crime?
Rapidly increasing frequency of cyber crime In 2017, more than 4000 daily ransomware attacks were recorded in the United States, up from a daily average of 1000 in 2015. According to a survey of 254 companies in 7 countries, an […]