Crogl Selected for US Air Force AI Cyber Defense Program
The US Air Force selected Crogl for an AI enabled cyber defense solution for the Department of the Air Force Information Network, the company said in a press release.
Crogl was chosen from more than 50 proposals. The company will anchor the Artificial Intelligence Enterprise Enabled Security Operations Center program, delivered with World Wide Technology.
The program supports the 33rd Cyberspace Operations Squadron, which helps defend the Department of the Air Force Information Network. The network supports more than 700,000 users.
Crogl's software is designed to help security operations center analysts analyze data from multiple data lakes and security tools. It correlates evidence, reconstructs timelines into auditable reports, and keeps data inside the customer's environment.
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