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Trend Micro Collaborates with Nvidia to Enhance AI Cybersecurity Solutions

Trend Micro collaborates with Nvidia to develop AI-powered cybersecurity solutions. The technologies will detect intrusions and defend data centres hosting AI processes. The collaboration attempts to prevent illegal access to sensitive data.

Trend Micro, a major cybersecurity company, has announced a collaboration with Nvidia to create revolutionary cybersecurity products that use artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. These solutions are specifically developed to protect data centres where AI operations occur.


The collaboration is intended to address the growing worry about data breaches and illegal access to sensitive information. With the growing use of AI systems in enterprises, the consolidation of data from multiple sources onto a single platform has become a prominent target for hackers.


Kevin Simzer, Trend Micro's Chief Operating Officer, emphasised the vulnerability of these centralised systems, saying, "They work their way into the enterprise and they find this massive honeypot of information." To tackle this, Trend Micro and Nvidia are developing innovative systems that can detect intruders and restrict data access to approved staff.


One critical part of the collaboration is to secure the data input into AI systems. When users interact with AI-powered chatbots, they frequently disclose detailed and sensitive information. This could contain revealed corporate secrets or private client information. Trend Micro intends to prevent unauthorised access to this information, ensuring that it is kept safe and secure.


Trend Micro and Nvidia's new cybersecurity solutions will take advantage of Nvidia's strong CPUs, allowing for more efficient intrusion detection and data privacy. These solutions will be shown at the Computex conference in Taiwan, highlighting both firms' commitment to improving cybersecurity in the AI ecosystem.

 
  • Trend Micro partners with Nvidia to create AI-powered cybersecurity tools.

  • The tools will detect intruders and protect data centers where AI operations occur.

  • The collaboration aims to prevent unauthorised access to sensitive information.


Source: REUTERS

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