Infosec Center

The DoD Zero Trust Overlays (June 2024) outlines a security framework that maps controls to zero trust capabilities, activities, and outcomes. Check Point supports this mission with an AI-powered, cloud-delivered platform that automates critical tasks,

AI Center seeks to assist with the growing issue where as enterprises adopt AI, they require rigorous oversight, as inadequate management can lead to unforeseen or inequitable outcomes. Coralogix argues that existing AI observability approaches fall short by focusing on performance versus other attributes that impact effective usage.

College of Western Idaho launches an AI literacy center with GuardRailz AI, helping students and staff integrate artificial intelligence into education.

The agreement builds on a successful multi-year partnership, further integrating Getvisibility's AI-driven risk visibility and remediation.

CWI is positioning itself at the forefront of AI education with the opening of the new center and implementation of programs designed to make AI tools accessible.

A research center launched by Kennesaw State University in January seeks to boost the university's profile in technological advancement and specialize in extended reality and artificial intelligence research.

Gil Shwed, Check Point's co-founder and executive chairman, discusses the company's focus on AI-driven security and his commitment to remaining an independent force in the cyber security market

In 2024, the Army reported that it had invested $50 million in small and nontraditional businesses to develop AI and machine learning solutions. The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center is no stranger to utilizing AI but has now consolidated those efforts into its ongoing modernization.