According to sources Global chip-maker Intel had launched silicon-level cyber threat detection technology to protect customers' data without compromising the performance and minimizing the power consumption. Meanwhile the company launched "Intel Threat Detection Technology (Intel TDT)", which is a set of silicon-level capabilities that will help the ecosystem detect new classes of threats, and "Intel Security Essentials", a framework that standardizes built-in security features across Intel chips.
Meanwhile Rick Echevarria, Vice President, Software and Services Group General Manager, Platforms Security Division at Intel, said in a statement that "Intel Threat Detection Technology" leverages silicon-level telemetry and functionality to help organizations improve the detection of advanced cyber threats and exploits.
Moreover Intel also
announced implementation plans by Microsoft and Cisco. Further the first
capability is "Accelerated Memory Scanning" that is handled by
Intel's integrated graphics processor, enabling more scanning, while reducing
the impact on performance and power consumption. Furthermore secondly
"Intel Advanced Platform Telemetry" that combines platform telemetry,
with Machine Learning algorithms, to improve the detection of advanced threats.
