European Commission Plans to Use AI to Respond Faster to Cyberattacks
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The European Commission is preparing a plan to use artificial intelligence to detect and contain high-risk cyberattacks more quickly, according to a document obtained by Politico. The European executive’s IT department warns that advanced AI models could make attacks faster, more frequent and more widespread, allowing hackers to compromise systems and steal data before specialists can intervene manually. The plan calls for automated protection m…
European Commission plans to use AI to respond faster to cyberattacks
According to a document obtained by Politico, the European Commission’s IT department wants to use AI to fight back against the most dangerous cyberattacks. DG DIGIT, the Commission’s IT department, wrote the paper, though it is undated, and it explains how the EU’s executive branch should get ready to defend against AI-driven threats. According to […] This story continues at The Next Web
The European Commission is considering using automatic defenses to respond more quickly to high-risk cyberattacks. An internal document warns that AI could accelerate and expand threats, although it states that people would retain control.
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