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IBM Brings Watson Cognitive Computing To The SOC
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9/5/2017 | 7:55:00 AM
Thoughts on Watson
Very interesting. Watson was revolutionary when it won Jeopardy. I remember thinking, Wow this thing is going to only grow and become more advanced, and be able to help companies all over the world become way more efficient. Looks like now that is finally starting to take place, in security measures. Pretty cool stuff.
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2/13/2017 | 5:43:15 PM
Watson focused on Information Security SOC Work
Very insteresting read.  I find many organizations utilizing "Big Data", "Neural Networks", and "Machine Learning" to be little more than signatures based on behaviors.  It will be interesting to see how this competes with Cylance in identifying positive and negative payloads.


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