In the rapidly evolving arena of cyber security, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a key ally for businesses striving to protect digital assets. With the strain on IT resources becoming a prevalent issue, the need for intuitive and robust cyber defense mechanisms is more pronounced than
The linchpins of our modern global framework—satellites—are increasingly at risk. The vast array of services that satellites support, encompassing everything from daily communication and navigation to the intricate systems that underpin international finance, rely on the security and consistent
Large language models (LLMs) have become increasingly prominent in the business world, challenging companies to make a critical strategic decision: adopt readily available public LLMs or invest in custom, in-house models. This pivotal choice reflects the broader narrative at the intersection of AI
In the UK, Neighbourhood Watch (NW) organizations represent community unity and a proactive stance against crime. However, their trustworthiness was compromised when their communication tool, the Neighbourhood Alert app, was hit by a cyberattack. This incident exposed a flaw in their system that
In an age where data accumulation spirals ever upward, businesses face the daunting tasks of both harnessing this wealth of information for AI-powered analytics and maintaining rigorous data privacy standards. Right at the heart of this emerging landscape, PVML, based out of Tel Aviv, appears to be
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing sectors such as law enforcement and workplace safety by analyzing vast amounts of information quickly and identifying patterns that are not obvious to humans. This increase in analytical power enhances safety and security strategies comprehensively.
