SiliconANGLE reports that startup Graphiant Inc. has emerged from stealth mode as it introduced the Graphiant Network Edge platform.
The company says its solution eases the process of creating a network infrastructure for an organizations offices, data centers and cloud environments; simply linking their systems to the platform hands over data traffic management responsibilities to their technology, eliminating the need to create a custom network.
Connecting business resources, hybrid cloud, edge networks and remote workers, is time-consuming, error-prone and full of security challenges, said Graphiant founder and CEO Khalid Raza. We've delivered a solution that removes this complexity.
It takes only a few minutes to connect a system to the Network Edge, and data traffic undergoes encryption before being sent and remains encrypted until it arrives at its destination. Graphiant also provides a service to organizations that deal with sensitive information: the option to prevent data traffic from exiting their jurisdictions of origin.
Graphiant provides a cloud-based console from which administrators can manage their deployments on Network Edge, while a component called Graphiant Edge is responsible for connecting systems to the platform.
Modern integrated graphics processing units, including those manufactured by AMD, Arm, Apple, Intel, Qualcomm, and Nvidia, could be targeted to expose sensitive data through the new GPU.zip side-channel attack, which exploits graphical data compression, The Hacker News reports.
U.S. critical infrastructure organizations have been noted by the Department of Homeland Security to be at risk of cyberattacks leveraging artificial intelligence, with China and other nation-states exploiting the technology to deploy more advanced malware attacks and influence operations, CyberScoop reports.