Deloitte, IBM and Red Hat Partner to Help Enterprises Secure Software Supply Chains Against AI-Powered Cyber Threats
Deloitte, IBM and Red Hat have announced a collaboration to help enterprises secure software supply chains using AI-powered vulnerability detection, automated patching and continuous cyber risk management...
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Deloitte, IBM, and Red Hat have partnered to bolster enterprise software supply chain security against sophisticated cyber threats, particularly those amplified by AI.
- The collaboration integrates Deloitte's cyber risk management and automation expertise with IBM and Red Hat's Lightwell initiative, an enterprise open source security solution.
- The partnership aims to address the rapid acceleration of cyber threats, including zero-day vulnerabilities, enabled by frontier AI models.
- Key aspects of the collaboration include enhanced visibility, contextual prioritization of threats, and machine-speed remediation of vulnerabilities to minimize disruption.
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