How to protect dozens of connected networks that are at risk and targeted by AI – Breaking Defense Twitter
Toggle Search Europe Edition Newsletter Signup Close navigation Air Land Naval Space Networks AI Business Congress Pentagon Global About Us Webinars News Video: The Weekly Break Out Twitter Facebook YouTube RSS LinkedIn Envelope Search for: Search Featured: Air & Space Chiefs NATO Summit Manned-Unmanned Teaming Sponsored Post, Networks & Digital Warfare How to protect dozens of connected networks that are at risk and targeted by AI Artificial intelligence accelerates the speed, scale, and variety of cyber threats – especially at the seams.
The Pentagon doesn’t defend one network, it defends dozens across services — all connected, all at risk, and all increasingly targeted by AI-enabled adversaries. Breaking Defense was at TechNet Cyber in Baltimore to discuss this challenge with Leidos.
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