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DIU Looking For AI-Powered Tracking Tool, Advanced Cyber Detection Capability

By Matthew Beinart

Wednesday, July 3rd, 2019

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DIU Looking For AI-Powered Tracking Tool, Advanced Cyber Detection Capability

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The Pentagon’s experimental technology unit is looking for artificial intelligence-powered precision tracking tools and a cyber detection tool that actively engages attackers to better understand adversaries’ hacking capabilities Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) released a request for “solutions briefs’ from industry for the two new prototype projects and is accepting submissions from industry through this month. The AI-driven tracking and classification tool is expected to synthesize data in real-time and assist with modernizing current data architecture. “The Department of Defense seeks…

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