drone listed on that page is same being tested by UPS for future delivery's. https://techcrunch.com/2016/09/23/ups-begins-testing-emergency-drone-deliveries-with-cyphy/ and don't forget the cylance-dell connection. http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/ph/press-releases/2015-11-17-dell-and-cylance-collaborate and I am not so sure MM is directly tied to the In-Q-Tel. and so even if cylance is getting their money it doesn't mean MM is.
Why do you say this? And I read that they are planning to release a consumer version, this would be the first "next gen" AV for the consumer market. I wonder if they can pull this off.
no this is not skynet; skynet is developed here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnegie_Mellon_University
[From the link] "...In-Q-Tel (named after "Q" in the James Bond films) invests in..." "We can neither confirm nor deny the existence of the information requested but, hypothetically, if such data were to exist, the subject matter would be classified, and could not be disclosed." Best regards
That depends on the product of course, if it's a purely cloud based AV then I will have to pass. But I thought this "AI/machine learning" stuff is supposed to work more like an intelligent behavior blocker, so it shouldn't need the cloud.
Webroot uses Skynet in some of there addresses. Code: executable file 7 lines (6 sloc) 174 Bytes den-skynet-01.qa.webroot.com den-skynet-02.qa.webroot.com den-skynet-03.qa.webroot.com den-skynet-04.qa.webroot.com den-skynet-05.qa.webroot.com sv4-skynet-00.qa.webroot.com https://github.com/vingogkum/skynet/blob/master/skynet-nodes
"no control over any settings" <-- this is inaccurate. If a Customer purchases Cylance PROTECT with 100 or more devices, they get a dedicated cloud-based management console where they can control every aspect of the device policy themselves. For smaller organizations and people who don't want to manage these things themselves, we provide a Managed Service that bespoke tailors the policy to our Customers' needs. Ultimately our Customers get exactly the device policy they want. It might help you to better understand if you had some experience with Cylance PROTECT - certainly we can get you a trial subscription. If you're not comfortable trying it on your personal computer, maybe do what several of our trial Customers do and use a VM.
MM you are able to give trial subs now? and I just saw on another thread you made the official offer to new customers that they will get access to an online control panel where they can waive or quarantine files found? I personally have found that useful for myself.