CMS Deploys AI Tools to Improve Security, Privacy
Leslie Nettles, Acting Deputy CISO, CMS
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) manages sensitive data for approximately 160 million Americans. In this episode of CyberCast, CMS Acting Deputy CISO Leslie Nettles discussed how the agency is leveraging artificial intelligence to safeguard that information and strengthen cybersecurity.
CMS is deploying AI-powered tools to help security personnel detect and mitigate network threats. These tools also reduce system noise and flag anomalies, allowing staff to focus on identifying and responding to potential threats.
Nettles also highlighted the agency’s broader cybersecurity efforts, including its successful bug bounty program, which helps identify and address vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
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Leslie Nettles Acting Deputy CISO CMS
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