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British port deploys AI system to keep attackers at bay

Nicholas Fearn

03 May 2018 •

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The Harwich Haven Authority delivers shipping services across five commerical UK ports

Port IT chief claims that conventional cyber security methods are no longer working

One of Britain's largest network of ports has implemented an artificial intelligence system in a bid to defend its systems from growing cyber threats. Harwich Haven Authority, a trust port based in...

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