The Pentagon may need machines to help stop insider threats
Humans can’t always pick up on the nuances of network behavior so there’s a need for secure, automated tools that can.
Source: defenseone.com
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Humans can’t always pick up on the nuances of network behavior so there’s a need for secure, automated tools that can.
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