Researchers at the University of Exeter say recent work using phase-changing materials could pave the way for the creation of computers that learn much like biological brains. PCMs were used to reliably execute the four basic arithmetic functions as well as store information. This indicates that phase-change materials can be used to manufacture artificial neurons and synapses.
Detection Engineering Isn’t About Coverage, It’s About Making Trade-offs Explicit
By Kirsten Doyle Security teams love coverage maps. MITRE ATT&CK heatmaps, detection matrices, percentages of techniques covered, and dashboards full of green squares implying completeness. The problem is that detection engineering does not fail because...
