US-based AI security company ZeroEyes is investing $10 million in AI research and development to expand its threat detection platform with new analytics, real-time geolocation, and drone-based capabilities.
US-based AI security company ZeroEyes is investing $10 million in AI research and development to expand its threat detection platform with new analytics, real-time geolocation, and drone-based capabilities.
Originally known for its AI-powered weapons detection technology, the company is now broadening its platform beyond firearm detection into a wider threat intelligence system designed to identify and respond to multiple security risks.
“This investment marks a critical milestone in our evolution into a unified threat intelligence platform that provides organizations with a single, trusted ecosystem for threat response,” said Mike Lahiff, chief executive and co-founder of ZeroEyes.
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