News and information for the CyberSec&AI Connected international conference taking place on November 4-5, 2021 as a virtual event.
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💥 BREAKING NEWS 💥
Gary @Kasparov63, Chess Grandmaster ♟️ & @Avast Security Ambassador, returns to #VivaTech 👏
He'll be discussing topics such as #AI, #cybersecurity, #digital #humanrights, #disinformation with #Avast CEO, Ondrej Vlcek @AvastVlk on stage this June.
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▶️ TALKING POINT: #OnlineHateSpeech is our focus this coming week. We will look at the different ways people can be targetted. Our #YLB chair @Dunola_ spoke at an event hosted by @Creid_Dev 👉 bit.ly/3cQuBMl
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Avast Foundation Youth Leadership Board Member Jiří @bartusek27 travelled to the @CyberSecAI Connected Conference earlier this month - read his key takeaways on data #privacy and control and let us know what you think: bit.ly/30dPTAi #CyberSecAi
ALT Quote reads: "I like to think that the metaverse an important milestone for humanity, when we will start thinking about the virtual world more than the real one and when the decisions we make and their consequences will have a real impact on our physical lives. And securing it will be as important, or even more."
Didn't register this year?
You can find the conference introduction and podcasts on our YouTube channel. Enjoy!
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Do you have enough info to be in control of your #data? 🤔
Avast Foundation Youth Leadership Board Member Jiří @bartusek27 travelled to the @CyberSecAI Connected Conference last week to discover the answers for you - find out what he learned bit.ly/30dPTAi #CyberSecAI
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You miss us already? 😏
#CyberSecAI 2021 is over! Thanks for joining, we hope you enjoyed the conference. If you want more, check out our newest podcast.
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You miss us already? 😏
#CyberSecAI 2021 is over! Thanks for joining, we hope you enjoyed the conference. If you want more, check out our newest podcast.
@CVUTPraha @Avast
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⏰The last workshop of this year's CyberSec&AI Connected is about to start! @mrigaki from @CVUTPraha is presenting: Stealing Malware Classification Models for Antivirus Evasion. #CyberSecAI
Up next, Zahra Ghodsi from @UCSanDiego will be talking about Safe and Private Learning: From Federated Edges to Fogs and Clouds. #CyberSecAI
"Secure Multiparty Computation (MPC) allows us to build accurate ML solutions with encrypted data." says Professor Martine de Cock. #CyberSecAI
Martine de Cock: "There is growing acknowledgement to protect users' privacy resulted in new laws and regulations. These laws impose restrictions on what can be done with the data of individuals." #CyberSecAI
Our next presenter is Professor Martine de Cock from the School of Engineering and Technology @UWTacoma. Hear her speak about Privacy-Preserving #MachineLearning with Secure Multiparty Computation.
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“If you want to be able to reliably detect #malware, you have to analyze multiple telemetries together,” says Martin Kopp from @Cisco.
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Let's give a round of applause to today's moderator and a true expert in the #AI industry @fjbiondi! 👏 BTW, did you know Fabrizio is also a part of our Program Committee? Without him, #CyberSecAI wouldn't be what it is today. #ThankYou!
Humans are often biased. 👨 And #algorithms are created by humans. So, how do we achieve fairness, and what is the cost?
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Another workshop is starting! 💥 This time, Ph.D. candidate @Hongyan_Chang at @NUSingapore will share with us her presentation on “On the Privacy Risks of Algorithmic Fairness”!
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📣 “When an attacker can answer a question better than I can guess it, he’s considered successful,” explains @MartinStrobel11 from @NUSingapore how membership inference attacks work.
@maurapintor from @univca tells us how to understand why and how adversarial attacks fail. Do you have any guesses?
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👉 Symbolic execution generalizes testing. It allows unknown symbolic variables in evaluation.
Thanks Charles-Henry Bertrand Van Ouytsel from @UCLouvain_be.
