Leidos Introduces Parcata AI Platform for Software Vulnerabilities
Leidos has introduced Parcata, an AI platform for finding and fixing software vulnerabilities, the company announced in a press release.
Parcata uses multiple large language models to scan first party and third party software. The platform is designed to detect vulnerabilities and patch zero day issues in real time.
The platform was developed by Leidos' Kudu Dynamics team. Its technology was validated through DARPA's AI Cyber Challenge.
Parcata has been tested in internal technical exercises and is being run against Leidos code before deployment to mission environments. Demo requests are available at leidos.com/parcata.
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