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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While June is here and the thought of summer vacations is on everyone’s mind, the AIAS team remains fully engaged and closely monitoring the latest groundbreaking developments in the field of Artificial Intelligence. The AI landscape is evolving rapidly, with major tech players unveiling transformative innovations that are shaping the future of AI-powered systems. Two
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During June 2024, the Hellenic Cyber Security Institute organized a high-level workshop focusing on the evolving EU regulatory framework for cybersecurity. The event covered crucial topics, including the NIS2 Directive, the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), and emerging AI-driven cyber threats. The workshop gathered key stakeholders, including representatives from ENISA, the Hellenic Cybersecurity Authority, the
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With the arrival of Ignacio Lacalle Úbeda at FOGUS for his secondment, it’s a great moment to spotlight the vital role of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) in the AIAS project. Through its Distributed Real-Time Systems Lab (DRTSL), UPV brings deep technical expertise in cybersecurity, distributed AI, blockchain, and workload orchestration, making it a
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Following our recent updates on Adversarial AI attack generation, the AIAS consortium is excited to continue informing the public about our work and unveil our cutting-edge research on Detection and Mitigation Techniques against adversarial AI threats. Current State-of-the-Art (SotA): AI-based methods have proven highly effective in detecting traditional cyberattacks, with techniques such as Support Vector
Following a well-deserved break for the Easter celebrations, the AIAS consortium is back to work, and we are excited to share an update on one of our core research areas: Adversarial AI Attack Generation. This research is crucial for developing innovative defense mechanisms to secure AI systems from emerging adversarial threats. Current State-of-the-Art (SotA): Adversarial
During April 23-24, 2024, the 1st Digital Banking & Insurance Summit took place at Costa Navarino, gathering top decision-makers from the banking and insurance sectors alongside leading technology providers. The summit facilitated exclusive one-on-one meetings and in-depth discussions on digital transformation, cybersecurity, and sustainable development in financial services. Among the keynote speakers was Prof. Christos
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The AIAS project proudly participated in the Hack n’ Learn Workshop, held on April 19–20, 2024, at the DAIS Center. The event brought together over 200 students for two days of immersive, hands-on training in cybersecurity—covering real-world challenges in web security, cryptography, and binary exploitation (pwn). By supporting this initiative, AIAS continues to strengthen its
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On March 28, 2024, the World Cybersecurity Summit 2024 took place in Larnaka, Cyprus, bringing together leading experts, institutions, and innovators in the field of cybersecurity. Professor Christos Xenakis from the University of Piraeus (UPRC), and coordinator of the AIAS project, was honored to deliver one of the conference’s keynote speeches. His presentation focused on
The AIAS project is driving forward its mission to enhance cybersecurity resilience by integrating Explainable AI (XAI) into its security platform and ensuring robust validation through real-world testing. These two vital research, technical, and innovation objectives form a critical part of our efforts to bridge the gap between AI-powered security solutions and human decision-making. XAI
