CDMLT
the CYBERSECURITY DNA
A revolutionary framework that moves beyond “black-box” AI to create scientifically structured, explainable, and future-proof security models
The Future of Cyber-Resilience
In an era of evolving digital threats and the looming “Quantum Harvest,” traditional, trial-and-error machine learning is no longer enough. HCISS introduces the Cybersecurity DNA ML Technome (CDMLT) a revolutionary framework that moves beyond “black-box” AI to create scientifically structured, explainable, and future-proof security models
The "Trial and Error" Gap in Modern Security
Current AI security solutions often rely on “random ensembles” choosing models based on intuition rather than rigorous science. This leads to:
– High False Alarm Rates: Drowning security teams in “noise” and alert fatigue.
– Operational Inefficiency: Massive analyst teams required to manually filter data.
– Quantum Vulnerability: Systems that are unprepared for the next generation of cryptographic attacks..
Core Pillars of CDMLT
Industry Applications: Securing What Matters Most
Why Partner with HCISS?
When you choose CDMLT, you aren’t just buying a tool; you are investing in a superior security posture.
- Reduce Costs: Lower operational overhead by reducing false positives by over 50%.
- Future-Proofing: Deploy “Quantum-Safe” AI today to ensure longevity.
- Scientific Rigor: Benefit from a platform supported by NSF SBIR research and developed in collaboration with Argonne National Laboratory.
Meet the Experts Behind CDMLT
Our leadership team combines over 30 years of information security experience with world-class academic research.
Daniel Addison, CEO: A veteran in cyber-physical security with 30+ years of experience.
Get Started: Secure Your Digital DNA
Are you ready to move from reactive security to precision-engineered defense? Contact our team today to learn how CDMLT can be integrated into your existing MLOps pipeline or infrastructure.
Future of Cyber-Resilience with CMDLT
A revolutionary framework that moves beyond “black-box” AI to create scientifically structured, explainable, and future-proof security models
