AI and Automation Are Vital to Navy's Cyber Readiness

Published on November 25, 2023

The Department of the Navy (DON) looks to artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to help them respond faster to cyberattacks and prioritize network fixes, making AI critical to the department's cyber readiness vision, according to Acting CISO Tony Plater.

"At maturity, it [AI] will impact vulnerability management, threat hunting and boost network security," Plater said during GovCIO Media & Research's CyberScape: Data & Automation Security event Thursday. "It's become trendier to use it to track transactions, logs, real-time data to detect threats. So AI is highly sought after to help us secure our cloud services."

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