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Toward Use of Artificial Intelligence for Advanced Persistent Threat Detection

Walsh et al., 2024

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17582258180140557995
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Walsh M
Worrell C
Scanlon T
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This report examines the feasibility and usefulness of implementing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in cyber defense with a particular focus on advanced persistent threats (APTs). 1 APTs are cyber attacks carried out by well-resourced and sophisticated …
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