Georgios Kalpaktsoglou from FOGUS was seconded to CNIT – Department of Electronic Engineering, University of Rome, Italy on 29/01/2024. His secondment ended on 28/01/2025. During this period, he contributed on defining business cases and system requirements (WP2). He has also contributed to the overall architecture of AIAS and worked towards SotA assessment for digital twin […]
We are pleased to announce a new publication that acknowledges the AIAS project: 📄 Title: Trust Score Prediction and Management in IoT Ecosystems Using Markov Chains and MADM Techniques✍️ Authors: Bampatsikos M, Politis I, Ioannidis T, Xenakis C.📚 Journal: IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics📅 Publication Date: January 17, 2025🔗 Read the paper: https://shorturl.at/tugt5 This paper
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As 2024 comes to a close, the AIAS project reflects on a year filled with groundbreaking advancements, engaging events, and valuable collaborations. Our mission to enhance AI security through adversarial defense mechanisms, deception strategies, and explainable AI has made significant strides, thanks to the dedication of our consortium members and partners. Key Highlights of 2024
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We are thrilled to announce that the AIAS project has officially released its brochure, now available in English, Spanish, Greek, and Romanian. This brochure provides an in-depth look at the project’s goals, vision, and the significant impact it aims to have across multiple communities. The AIAS brochure details the core objectives of the project, the
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On December 7, 2024, over 300 students from 15 educational institutions across Greece came together for the inaugural Hellenic University Hackathon (UniHack)! UniHack aimed to unite students passionate about cybersecurity, providing them with a unique opportunity to hone their skills, connect with like-minded peers, and tackle 18 challenging cybersecurity problems in a competitive environment. Event
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As one of Italy’s leading research institutions, CNIT (Consorzio Nazionale Interuniversitario per le Telecomunicazioni) plays a key role in AI-driven cybersecurity research, bringing expertise in adversarial AI attack generation, complexity and cryptography, and AI-based defense mechanisms. Within AIAS, CNIT leads the development of AI-powered attack tools, security assessments, and cybersecurity innovations to enhance AI security.
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On Tuesday, November 12th, the Universidad de Málaga (UMA) hosted an engaging session during Science Week 2024, spotlighting the innovative work of the AIAS project. High school students participated in a dynamic exploration of topics such as the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in safeguarding AI systems, adversarial strategies, deception methods, and the development of
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As a key partner in the AIAS project, BEIA CONSULT INTERNATIONAL SRL brings extensive expertise in AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, IoT security, and adversarial AI detection. With a strong presence in EU-funded research, BEIA plays a vital role in the definition of business cases, AI-based attack detection, system integration, and standardization efforts. Key Contributions: 🔹 Defining
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As a key partner in the AIAS project, FOGUS plays a crucial role in system integration, deception mechanisms, and cybersecurity innovation. With extensive expertise in vulnerability detection, network simulation, and emulation, FOGUS is actively involved in multiple work packages to ensure the robustness and effectiveness of the AIAS platform. Key Contributions: 🔹 System Integration &
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On September 27, the University of Málaga’s Rectorate hosted an engaging micro-event as part of Europe’s Researchers’ Night. This gathering provided a dynamic forum for showcasing groundbreaking European projects like AIAS. The event sparked valuable discussions among researchers, students, and attendees on the role of cybersecurity innovations in the AI domain. UMA took the stage
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