Google Cloud responds to AI-accelerated cyberattacks with a platform that aims to close security gaps in minutes
Quick Take
Google Cloud has launched 'AI Threat Defense', a platform that automatically identifies, evaluates, and fixes security vulnerabilities in enterprise systems. This initiative leverages technologies acquired through acquisitions to address the rising threat of AI-accelerated cyberattacks, aiming to close security gaps within minutes.
Key Points
- AI Threat Defense automates vulnerability detection and remediation in enterprise systems.
- The platform aims to close security gaps in minutes, enhancing response times.
- Technologies used in the platform were partly acquired through strategic acquisitions.
- This launch addresses the increasing threat posed by AI-driven cyberattacks.
- Google Cloud targets enterprise customers looking to bolster their cybersecurity posture.
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From source RSS / original summaryGoogle Cloud has unveiled "AI Threat Defense," a platform designed to automatically find, assess, and patch security flaws in enterprise systems. The company bundles technologies it partly acquired through acquisitions. The article Google Cloud responds to AI-accelerated cyberattacks with a platform that aims to close security gaps in minutes appeared first on The Decoder.
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