Pentagon bets on AI to guard U.S. Air Force networks from hackers

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The US Air Force has awarded a $40 million contract to World Wide Technology to build an AI-powered Security Operations Center to monitor its networks for cyber threats. The center will run around the clock to detect and prevent cyber intrusions and attacks. This initiative aims to enhance the Air Force's cybersecurity capabilities using artificial intelligence.

The U.S. Air Force has handed a $40 million contract to World Wide Technology, a St. Louis-based technology firm, to build an artificial intelligence-powered Security Operations Center — essentially a high-tech nerve center that will monitor the service’s networks around the clock for cyber intrusions, attacks, and threats. The award, announced May 18 and running […]]]>

Pentagon bets on AI to guard U.S. Air Force networks from hackers

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