GCHQ estrena un sistema de ciberdefensa basado en IA para infraestructuras

El GCHQ ha presentado un nuevo sistema de inteligencia artificial diseñado para detectar ciberamenazas dirigidas a sectores críticos en el Reino Unido.

El sistema supone un esfuerzo pionero a nivel mundial para proteger las infraestructuras nacionales, aerolíneas, telecomunicaciones y grandes empresas frente a ataques digitales. Su objetivo es identificar amenazas en estas áreas clave de la economía y la sociedad.

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