NVIDIA offers Morpheus, an open-source AI cybersecurity framework that allows enterprises and security vendors to build real-time pipelines for detecting threats such as anomalous user behavior, spear phishing emails, and sensitive data leakage across data center networks. Best Buy's CISO cited the framework as a foundation for ML-based anomaly detection at the April 2021 launch; Booz Allen Hamilton has built a product called Cyber Precog on top of Morpheus for use by its own customers.

Morpheus uses GPU-accelerated AI pipelines that ingest live or archived network telemetry data—including logs, packet flows, and user activity—and apply multiple AI models for tasks such as digital fingerprinting, anomalous behavior profiling, spear phishing detection, and sensitive information classification. It can process data in real time from NVIDIA BlueField DPUs embedded in servers, and reduces threat detection time from weeks to minutes according to NVIDIA documentation. NVIDIA notes that previously, cybersecurity analysts manually parsed through hundreds of thousands of events per week to look for anomalies. Morpheus is available as open-source software and as part of NVIDIA AI Enterprise.