December 7, 2024|
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|12 months agoSwiss Military Launches AI Cybersecurity Training Program
Swiss Armed Forces introduce cutting-edge artificial intelligence-based cybersecurity training platform, marking significant modernization of defense capabilities
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- The Swiss Armed Forces have officially launched a new cybersecurity training platform powered by artificial intelligence.
- The platform, named 'CyberGuard Helvetia', was developed in collaboration with leading Swiss technology institutes.
- The AI system can simulate over 10,000 unique cyberattack scenarios per hour, adapting in real-time to the trainee's performance.
- This initiative is a core component of the DDPS's 'Cyber Defence Action Plan' and the broader military modernization strategy.
By The Numbers
50 million CHF
Investment over the next five years
500+
Annual number of cybersecurity specialists to be trained
95%
Target success rate for identifying and neutralizing simulated critical infrastructure attacks
They Said
"In the digital age, the battlefield has expanded. Our commitment to neutrality requires a proactive and intelligent defence of our cyberspace. This platform is a crucial step in maintaining our sovereignty and security."
"The AI doesn't just replicate known threats; it learns and creates novel attack vectors. It's like training against a constantly evolving adversary. This is the most realistic cyber training I have ever experienced."