Exalens Wins DSTL Funding for Autonomous Cyber Defence Project
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Exalens, a cutting-edge cyber-physical detection and response AI platform, is proud to announce that it has been awarded funding from the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) to develop innovative autonomous cyber defence solutions. This achievement underscores the company's commitment to safeguarding critical military operational platforms and technologies.
The funding comes as part of DSTL's new Innovation Focus Area (IFA) titled "Autonomous Resilient Cyber Defence," which aims to foster cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions that can autonomously detect and defend against cyber-attacks. Exalens was selected for its exceptional proposal that demonstrated the potential to significantly enhance the resilience of military systems.
Exalens CTO, Dr. Ryan Heartfield, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, "We are honoured to receive this funding from DSTL, which acknowledges our dedication to delivering groundbreaking cyber defence solutions. Our team at Exalens is committed to developing technologies that not only protect military systems but also contribute to a safer, more secure global environment."
The partnership with DSTL will enable Exalens to further expand its research and development capabilities and cement its position as an industry leader in autonomous cyber-physical security solutions. As cyber threats continue to evolve, the need for robust and resilient defence mechanisms has never been more critical.
The Exalens has developed an AI-powered solution with cybersecurity, condition monitoring, and predictive maintenance features, all in one unified platform for cyber-physical systems. It protects IT, OT, IIoT assets and optimises production operations.
For more information on the Exalens platform, please visit www.exalens.com, email contact@exalens.com or call +44 (0) 208152 4467.
