Deutsche Telekom and Intel Security are collaborating on research to develop a rapid alert system for cyber-attacks.
The alliance will focus on digital ‘Honey Pots’. These are dummy computers pretending to be vulnerable PCs, servers and smartphones, which are designed to be attacked in order to detect cyber threats.
The two partners will expand Deutsche Telekom’s incubator test system by adding new sensors, while researching how to develop new Honey Pots for the commercial market. Customers could then integrate these sensors into compute devices to alert customers faster and help them to upgrade their systems.
Deutsche Telekom claims to identify up to 600,000 attacks daily through its sensor network, while Intel Security sensors record distributed attacks and scan the web for exploits.
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