MIT develops system that can detect 85% of cyberattacks using artificial intelligence
Computer scientists from the Michigan Institute of Technology (MIT) and a machine learning startup, PatternEx, have reportedly developed a new system that can correctly detect 85% of cyberattacks using artificial intelligence merged with input from human experts. At the moment, security systems are closely monitored by humans and programmed to pick up on cyberattacks that only follow very specific rules, as such missing any attacks that do not follow those rules. Read more about machine learning on IBTimes UK: But, there are also systems autonomously run by computers that practice anomaly detection – i.e. the identification of items, events or observations – that do not conform to an expected pattern or other items in a dataset. This method often leads to false positives, meaning that humans doubt the reliability of…
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