Cyber-Center for Artificial Intelligence
Research at the intersection of AI, security, and agriculture.
Research focus
Three domains, one research method.
Artificial Intelligence
Applied AI and machine learning research, built to move from a working model into production use within the group's own practices and ventures.
Cybersecurity
Research that feeds directly into the Cybersecurity practice's detection and threat intelligence work, including the engine behind ThreatLens.
Agriculture
Applied research behind Gryn by Vyrux, spanning crop and yield analysis through process optimization on the farm itself.
Why it sits inside the group
Research applied directly within the group.
CAID's output is applied rather than published and shelved. It feeds directly into the Cybersecurity practice's detection work and into Gryn's farm operations. Every research direction is evaluated on whether it changes how another part of the group actually operates.
How to engage CAID
Three ways to work with the center.
Sponsored Research
A defined research question, funded by the client, with findings shared under terms agreed before the work begins.
Applied Pilots
CAID builds and tests a working prototype against a client's real environment or dataset, rather than a theoretical model.
Technical Advisory
Review of an existing AI, machine learning, or security research direction, with methodology feedback from Dr. Molokwu directly.
Who runs this center
Principal Partner
Dr. Bonaventure Molokwu
Principal Partner, CAID
Leads research and development across AI, cybersecurity, and agriculture, drawing on a published research record in applied AI and social network analysis.
Research partnerships