MGT Cyber 
Fusion Center

We help protect educational institutions, government agencies, public/private infrastructure, and commercial enterprises.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a pivotal role in enhancing the capabilities of MGT Technology's Cyber Fusion Center.

MGT leverages AI at its national Cyber Fusion Center, serving clients nationally for advanced capabilities of cyber threat detection, prevention, and response.

MGT's Cyber Fusion Center

Top 10 AI Features

MGT Cyber Fusion powered by AI is designed to process and analyze threat data in real time from various threat intelligence sources to act as a single source of truth through the collaborative and streamlined communication of tactical cyber threat intelligence, relevant Indicators of Compromise (IOC), and analyze potential threats/risks before the impact.
MGT-powered AI algorithms analyze large volumes of data in real-time to detect patterns indicative of cyber threats. This includes identifying anomalies in user behavior, analytics behavior, network traffic, and system logs that could indicate malicious activity.
MGT Cyber Fusion analyzes historical data to predict future cyber threats and vulnerabilities. By identifying trends and patterns, MGT’s response center helps clients proactively mitigate risks before they materialize into security incidents.
MGT CF leverages machine learning to study normal patterns of behavior for users, devices, and networks, enabling them to detect deviations from these patterns that may indicate a security breach or insider threat.
MGT Cyber Fusion Support Center automates responses to security incidents by triggering predefined actions based on predefined rules and machine learning algorithms. This includes quarantining infected devices, blocking suspicious network traffic, or alerting security personnel.
MGT Cyber Fusion Center as part of VMS utilizes advanced scripts to prioritize and remediate vulnerabilities based on their severity and potential impact on the client’s systems. This helps clients focus on addressing the most critical issues first. AI-powered predictive analytics can forecast the likelihood of future exploitation for unpatched vulnerabilities so clients can proactively mitigate threats.
MGT Cyber Fusion Center includes advanced malware detection techniques that go beyond signature-based approaches. Machine learning algorithms analyze file attributes and behaviors to identify previously unseen malware variants.
MGT security orchestration and automation functions are key to streamlining and automating various security processes, such as incident response workflows, threat hunting, and policy enforcement.
MGT Cyber Fusion solution includes AI&ML to detect and mitigate attacks against machine learning models themselves, ensuring the reliability and effectiveness of AI-based security systems.
MGT Cyber Fusion utilizes AI to help automate various aspects of incident response and investigation including evidence collection, analysis and reconstruction of the incident in a sandbox environment. Machine learning (ML) helps with the extraction of relevant information for reconstructing the timeline of events to facilitate incident response and attribution.

Featured Team

Dewand Neely

Chief Information Officer

Brad Goodman

Director
Datacenter

Alan Jones

Director
Security Services

Threat Intelligence
Subscription As A Service:

MGT’s Cyber Fusion Center solution includes Advanced Threat intelligence subscription service that publishes IOC Data in STIX and other custom formats that clients request to embed into their respective SIEM Platforms for effective threat monitoring. 

AI Insights

See how AI is impacting communities for good.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has released new guidance on adopting artificial intelligence within critical infrastructure sectors. This initiative highlights key recommendations for managing AI risks, implementing responsible practices, and ensuring security and resilience in essential systems like energy, transportation, and communications.
Federal Chief Data Officers are calling for a unified governmentwide AI strategy to address gaps in guidance and improve the effective use of artificial intelligence across agencies. A recent survey highlights the need for clearer roles, expectations, and policies to ensure secure and impactful AI implementation.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging as a top issue for public sector leaders, arriving with significant potential to accelerate positive outcomes for students and communities across the country - as well as real risks if not done well.