India turns to AI as cyber warfare threats grow


  • TECH
  • Monday, 06 Feb 2017

In this photograph taken on December 13, 2016, an employee of Indian IT security solutions company Innefu Labs works at their offices in New Delhi. In the darkened offices of a tech start-up, a handful of computer engineers sift through a mountain of intelligence data that would normally be the work of a small army of Indian security agents. / AFP PHOTO / SAJJAD HUSSAIN / TO GO WITH AFP STORY: India-Technology-Security-Cyber, FOCUS by Megha BAHREE

In the darkened offices of a tech startup, a handful of computer engineers sifts through a mountain of intelligence data that would normally be the work of a small army of Indian security agents. 

"We use artificial intelligence (AI) to look for patterns in the past to predict future behaviour," says Tarun Wig as he explains why he hopes his company Innefu can do more business with India's government. 

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