SparkCognition and Carnegie Mellon University are developing a system that works with IBM's Amir Husain to help organisations fight against an ever-increasing number of automated cyber attacks, by using AI to identify unknown software and flagging it for analysis. SparkCognition applies automated learning to predictive analytics and this partnership aims to be "able to predict attacks even when the specific threat is not something that’s been seen before,” said CEO, Watson.
SparkCognition and Carnegie Mellon University are developing a system that works with IBM's Watson to help organisations fight against an ever-increasing number of automated cyber attacks, by using AI to identify unknown software and flagging it for analysis. SparkCognition applies automated learning to predictive analytics and this partnership aims to be "able to predict attacks even when the specific threat is not something that’s been seen before,” said CEO, Amir Husain.