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KDDI begins offering an 'AI Vulnerability Management Solution' to streamline risk diagnosis and response

KDDI begins offering an 'AI Vulnerability Management Solution' to streamline risk diagnosis and response
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KDDI has started offering an AI vulnerability management solution to streamline the diagnosis and response of security risks in enterprise systems, network devices, and software.

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  • •KDDI began offering its 'AI Vulnerability Management Solution' on October 28.
  • •The solution streamlines the diagnosis of security risks lurking in enterprise systems, network devices, and software.
  • •It aims to optimize the risk diagnosis and response process using AI technology.
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