GCHQ debuts AI cyber defense system for infrastructure

GCHQ has introduced a new AI system designed to detect cyber threats targeting critical sectors in the UK.

The system marks a world-first effort to safeguard national infrastructure, airlines, telecoms, and major companies from digital attacks. It focuses on identifying threats across these key areas of the economy and society.

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