Lenovo improves threat detection accuracy 20x with its own AI-powered Security Operations Center

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Protecting 140,000 devices across 150 countries, Lenovo’s AI-powered Security Operations Center reduced mean time to detect attacks by 87.5% while enabling cybersecurity experts to focus on the threats that matter most.

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