www.prnewswire.com Leidos Launches Parcata AI Platform for Cybersecurity Vulnerability Management
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- •Leidos launched Parcata™, an AI platform for autonomous vulnerability management.
- •The tool can patch zero-day vulnerabilities in real-time using large language models.
- •Parcata is aimed at U.S. government and commercial sectors, enhancing national security.
Leidos has introduced Parcata™, an AI-powered platform designed to autonomously discover and remediate software vulnerabilities. This tool utilizes large language models to enhance vulnerability detection in both first and third-party software, capable of addressing zero-day vulnerabilities in real-time. The platform is aimed primarily at U.S. government and commercial organizations, with a focus on national security implications. Developed by Kudu Dynamics and validated through DARPA's AI Cyber Challenge, Parcata integrates with existing security workflows. It aims to help organizations stay ahead of evolving cyber threats by automating vulnerability management processes. The platform has already demonstrated its capabilities in internal technical exercises and is being tested on Leidos code before broader deployment. Leidos emphasizes that Parcata is designed to augment, not replace, human security professionals.
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