MIT's AI Risk Repository: A Game-Changer for AI Security
MIT's new AI Risk Repository represents a significant leap forward in our ability to systematically identify, categorize, and mitigate AI-related risks.
Articles on securing AI systems
MIT's new AI Risk Repository represents a significant leap forward in our ability to systematically identify, categorize, and mitigate AI-related risks.
In this article, we delve into the important topic of safeguarding against AI security breaches. We explore the various types of threats that AI systems can face, from data breaches and unauthorized access to adversarial attacks that manipulate AI algorithms.
Traditional static defense mechanisms are no longer sufficient to protect critical infrastructure, sensitive data, and digital assets from sophisticated adversaries.
Recent incidents have highlighted the extensive impact of supply chain attacks, affecting not only traditional software systems but also AI-specific contexts.
While cybersecurity professionals are familiar with traditional threats like data breaches and DDoS attacks, federated learning presents unique dangers, such as model hijacking and neural network trojans.
The data pipeline for these AI models is fraught with vulnerabilities, making each stage a potential target for security breaches. For security professionals, addressing these risks is crucial.
This essay explores the unique security considerations surrounding generative AI and why I believe this will be the next significant frontier in cybersecurity.
Adversarial Attacks on AI Systems
Threats and Countermeasures in Artificial Intelligence Systems
US-China Competition in AI
Wargaming and Capture the Flag (CTF) events have long been used to train and test the skills of cybersecurity professionals. With the advent of AI, a new dimension has been added to these challenges, pitting machines against humans in complex, dynamic scenarios.