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AI is transforming both the threat landscape and our defensive capabilities. What does cyber mission readiness mean in this new environment? A researcher from the CERT Division of Carnegie Mellon University's (CMU's) Software Engineering Institute (SEI) describes the current challenges and emerging solutions that individuals and teams can use to build and sustain their cyber and AI-readiness. The webcast showcases Crucible, an open source framework that integrates learning management, hands-on labs, team exercises, competitions, threat sharing, and AI models into a unified cyber readiness platform.
What Will Attendees Learn?
- How to leverage AI to build cyber capacity and effectively share threat information across organizations
- Techniques for motivating performance through cyber challenge competitions
- Methods for using AI to assist in developing cyber-skills mastery via guided self-assessment
- AI-driven strategies for forging elite teams that are prepared for cyber and cognitive operations amid nation-state competitions
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