The AIAS consortium is pleased to announce the completion of Deliverable D3.2 – “Taxonomy of Adversarial AI Attacks”, developed under Task 3.3. This deliverable represents a significant step forward in understanding and systematically organizing the rapidly evolving landscape of adversarial threats targeting Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning systems. Building a Comprehensive View of Adversarial AI […]

The AIAS consortium is proud to announce the completion of Deliverable D3.1 – “AIAS Deception Layer”, a major milestone that advances both the research and implementation of deception-based protection mechanisms for Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems. This deliverable represents a comprehensive effort combining state-of-the-art research, engineering design, and proof-of-concept implementations to strengthen the resilience of AI-driven

The AIAS project continues to advance its research and innovation objectives through active collaboration and researcher mobility across consortium partners. In this framework, Anastassis Voudouris from UPRC is currently undertaking a one (1) month secondment at BEIA, an SME based in Bucharest, Romania. The secondment commenced on 26 January 2026 and is scheduled to conclude

Prof. Christos Xenakis from UPRC participated in the panel of the National Public Health Organization during the 3rd multidisciplinary event “Current Public Health Topics”, held on 17 December 2025 at the Agricultural University of Athens. He joined the session focusing on the security challenges emerging from the digitization of health services—from electronic health records and

The 5th issue of the AIAS Newsletter (December 2025) has been published and is now available on the AIAS website. This edition presents recent progress and key developments of the AIAS project, including research advances in adversarial AI, updates on the AIAS architecture and core components, recent scientific publications, participation in international events, and an

The AIAS project continues to strengthen its scientific and technological impact with the publication of three new peer-reviewed research papers, presented at leading international conferences and addressing critical challenges at the intersection of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and resilient digital infrastructures. Together, these publications reflect the AIAS vision of advancing secure, trustworthy, and resilient AI-enabled systems,

AIAS was represented at Open Conf 2025, where Prof. Christos Xenakis moderated the panel “Agents of Trust, Agents of Threat”, focusing on the dual role of AI agents in contemporary cybersecurity. The panel discussion examined both the opportunities and the risks introduced by AI-driven agents, underscoring the need for robust, trustworthy, and secure AI systems.

The AIAS project is pleased to announce the release of its 2nd official brochure, now available not only in English, but also fully translated into Greek, Spanish, and Romanian. Check our communication material page for more information. This new edition highlights the project’s latest achievements, ongoing technical developments, and the growing collaboration across partners as