#IMOS21 Keynote- Reaching the Pinnacle: When AI Interrogates AI

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Alongside the rise of today’s dynamic workforce, the speed and scale of sophisticated cyber-attacks is rapidly increasing. As the cybersecurity industry continues to endure an ongoing skills shortage, over-worked and under-resourced teams urgently need augmentation in order to defend against evolving, sophisticated threats. 
 
For over three years, Darktrace experts have been working to meet this challenge, investigating whether they could teach AI to think like a cybersecurity analyst. It takes subtle, nuanced skills and implicit knowledge for an analyst to detect genuinely threatening activity, and the creation of the world-first Cyber AI Analyst took analysing over one hundred of the world’s top threat analysts and complex machine learning algorithms. 
 
Join Andrew Tsonchev, Darktrace’s Director of Technology, as he discusses the Cyber AI Analyst in action, and will demonstrate how an APT using a zero-day was caught weeks before public attribution using cyber AI analyst technology. 

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Michael Hill

Former Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

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Andrew Tsonchev

Director of Technology, Darktrace

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