AI Security Workshop
A practical approach to AI Security.
The workshop is designed for business leaders, IT, data science, and cybersecurity professionals.
The workshop explores the landscape of AI security, focusing on threat modelling, defence tactics, AI red teaming approaches, and the path to safe AI.
You will learn about various kinds of attacks in AI systems and our defences, such as backdoors, poison data, prompt injection attacks, and more.
We will cover AI governance frameworks and discuss how AI models are monitored and secured, including commonly used GenAI and LLM models, such as ChatGPT and CoPilot.
Tuesday, 29th October, 9 am
Level 2, 161 Collins St, Melbourne
Speaker
Dr. Malcolm Shore
Malcolm is a Technical Director at Kode-1 and an adjunct Professor at the Centre for Cyber Resilience at Deakin University. Malcolm held the role of Director of Infosec at GCSB, the national security agency in New Zealand, for a decade and has subsequently held various CSO positions.
He represented both NZ and Australia on the ASEAN Cyber Security Strategy Committee, CSCAP, and subsequently had the opportunity to attend several Global Cyberspace Conferences. As part of his role in capacity building for cybersecurity in Australia, he initiated and helped develop Certificate IV in Cybersecurity for TAFE institutes across Australia.
AI security workshop AGENDA
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Arrive and get ready for the first session.
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Session will introduce the basic framework and terminology used in AI and discuss how AI models are created.
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Session will cover the commonly used models, such as ChatGPT and CoPilot, and discuss the various models' organisations can use.
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Grab a coffee and prepare for the next session.
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Session will then detail some of the key attacks on AI models and their impact.
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The session will finish by explaining how organisations can detect and respond to attacks by proactively introducing guardrails and other defensive measures.
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Ask questions
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Conclude the session