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Darktrace Wins ‘Best AI Provider’ And ‘Email Security Award’ In Computing Technology Awards

Darktrace, the world’s leading cyber AI company, has announced that it has been named ‘Best AI/Machine Learning Provider’ in Computing’s 2020 Technology Product Awards, which aim to recognise the very best of the UK’s technology industry. In addition, Darktrace’s Cyber AI Analyst technology won ‘Security Innovation of the Year’ and its AI-powered email security solution Antigena Email won the ‘Email Security Award’ in Computing’s 2020 Security Excellence Awards, which celebrate the achievements of the IT industry’s leading security companies and products. Darktrace’s AI technology is modelled on the human immune system, and protects over 4,000 organizations against the most sophisticated…
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Darktrace Wins ‘Best Enterprise AI Solution’ At The 2020 AIconics Awards

Darktrace, the world’s leading cyber AI company, has announced that its Darktrace Immune System has been named ‘Best Enterprise AI Solution’ by the AIconics, the flagship global awards program for breakthrough technologies in AI. Now in its fourth year, the AIconics is part of the AI Summit New York, the world’s leading AI for enterprise event. The ‘Best Enterprise AI Solution’ category recognizes the leading companies building and applying the most innovative AI solutions in any industry, and was awarded to Darktrace’s AI-powered Immune System for its unique ability to defend against the most novel and sophisticated cyber-attacks. The company’s…
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Vatican Library’s Digitized Manuscripts – Including Oldest Surviving Copy Of The Bible – Protected From Cyber-Attacks Using AI

Darktrace, the world’s leading cyber AI company, has announced that the Vatican Library, which holds one of the oldest and most significant collections of historical texts in the world, has selected Darktrace AI to protect it against cyber-attacks. Founded in 1451 by Nicholas V, the Vatican Library holds invaluable documents from across history including letters from ancient figures, drawings and writings from Michelangelo and Galileo and the oldest surviving copy of the Bible. Eight years ago, the Library embarked on a project to digitize over 80,000 of these documents in order to help preserve the content for posterity, and broaden access to…
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