Recently.Google Internet companyannounced a new program that aims to provide a more efficient and effective way to improve the quality of life by offeringAItools and investments to strengthen online security. The plan was announced on Feb. 16 and emphasizes that the new AI-powered open-source free resources will use file type recognition technology to assist in detecting malware, TechNews reported. The tools are already available at Gmail,Google Internet company Drive and other products are used.
To go into more detail about how AI can be used for cyber defense, Google plans to release a white paper at the Munich Security Conference in Germany.In a statement, Kent Walker, president of global affairs at Alphabet, said that Alphabet's AI cyber defense program is designed to address the so-called "defender's dilemma," where the defender must get it right every time and the attacker only has to succeed once. Alphabet's president of global affairs Kent Walker said in a statement that Alphabet's AI cyber defense program aims to solve the so-called "defender's dilemma," in which the defender has to get it right every time and the attacker only has to succeed once.
In an article titled "How AI Can Reverse the Defender's Dilemma," Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Alphabet and Google, points out that over time, AI will become the biggest technological shift we've ever seen, and may even have more of an impact than the shift from desktop to mobile computing, and the Internet itself. He emphasizes that by building the right foundation, AI has the potential to strengthen, rather than weaken, global cyber defenses over time.
Pichai further pointed out in a Financial Times article that some of Google's tools have improved their efficiency in detecting malicious scripts by 701 TP3T, and in detecting exploited file vulnerabilities by 3,001 TP3T.He said AI's ability to learn quickly can help defenders respond to financial crimes, espionage, or phishing attacks that have recently occurred in places such as the U.S. and France. France and other countries.
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