Cyber attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and AI-based tools are often used to target critical infrastructure. Nokia’s XDR platform, Cybersecurity Dome, already offers strong protection for 5G networks using artificial intelligence and machine learning, but the growing threat landscape requires further development.
GenAI Assistant comes to the rescue. The GenAI assistant, which will be available in the second quarter of 2024, uses broad language models trained on 5G network architecture, security applications and expertise from telecom companies Nokia. This allows it to quickly analyze massive amounts of cyber threat data, making it easier to identify and eliminate them on the Cybersecurity Dome platform.
Nokia estimates that GenAI can reduce response times by up to 50%, depending on the nature of the attack. More accurate identification of threats reduces time and resources wasted due to false alarms, and streamlined incident handling allows cyberattacks to be addressed more quickly and mitigated.
GenAI Assistant uses large language models from Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service that are specially trained to work with a variety of information, including 3GPP and NIST network architecture specifications, 5G topology in RAN, Transport and Core domains, MITER ATT&CK and FiGHT (5G Hierarchy). Threat) threat systems.
Many Nokia customers will begin testing GenAI Assistant in the coming weeks.
Source: Ferra
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