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Google Cloud’s Mandiant team reported a similar acceleration in vulnerability discovery. In August, it said that its AI-assisted system had identified more than 100 confirmed critical vulnerabilities in two days during an investigation involving stolen corporate code repositories.
Artificial intelligence (AI) models have helped identify more than 14,000 previously undetected vulnerabilities in open-source software, while matching a full year of manual penetration testing in just three weeks, global cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks told ET. Although this unprecedented speed of vulnerability discovery has left organisations scrambling to keep up, AI is also helping with proactive detection.Google Cloud’s Mandiant team
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