Couple days ago, September 25th, the Universidad de Málaga participated in European Researchers’ Night in Málaga, where insights from our project were presented, focusing on the interdependency between AI and cybersecurity, and how AI can be used as a tool for protection, attack, as well as the need for AI itself to be protected. The session, […]
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The 6th International Workshop on Advances on Privacy Preserving Technologies and Solutions (IWAPS 2026) was successfully held in Linköping, Sweden, in conjunction with the ARES 2026 Conference. AIAS MSCA was among the EU-funded research projects supporting the organisation of this year’s workshop, contributing to a collaborative forum for researchers working on privacy-preserving technologies, cybersecurity, and
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The AIAS MSCA project was represented at IEEE RTSI 2026 – the 10th International Forum on Research and Technologies for Society and Industry, held at Aalto University in Espoo, Finland, by Veysel Alevcan from PDMFC. IEEE RTSI brings together academia and industry with a strong emphasis on translating research outcomes into practical solutions and fostering
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On 8 July 2026, Prof. Christos Xenakis, Professor at the University of Piraeus and Coordinator of the AIAS MSCA project, participated in the 2nd AI in Financial Services Conference 2026, organised by BOUSSIAS, contributing with an academic keynote address and a multidisciplinary panel discussion on the rapidly evolving cybersecurity challenges facing the financial sector. From
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The AIAS project participated in the 1st CyberHammer Hackathon, held on 24 January 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal, alongside the CSP Winter School. Organised by the cPAID project, the hackathon brought together students, researchers, cybersecurity professionals, and technology enthusiasts for a full day of collaboration, practical problem-solving, and innovation. More than 30 participants, forming over 12
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The AIAS project participated in the “AI Enables Cybersecurity” Meetup, held on 14 January 2026 at the OTE Headquarters in Marousi, Athens. Organised by COSMOTE TELEKOM in the context of the VIGILANCE and CyberAID kick-off meetings, the event brought together cybersecurity professionals, researchers, industry representatives, policymakers, startups, and European research projects to explore the rapidly
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The AIAS project participated in the 2nd Hellenic University Hack (UniHack 2025), held on 13 December 2025. UniHack is a nationwide Capture the Flag (CTF) cybersecurity competition that brings together university students from across Greece to test their technical knowledge, collaborate in teams, and further develop their digital and cybersecurity skills. The 2025 edition attracted
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The AIAS project participated in the 2nd Automation & Robotics Expo (A+R Expo 2026), held from 25 to 27 April 2026 at the Metropolitan Expo in Athens, Greece. During the event’s Industrial Day, AIAS had the opportunity to present its vision and ongoing activities to representatives from industry, academia, research organisations, and the wider technology
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The AIAS MSCA project was pleased to support the Masterclass “Diving into Cybersecurity: Discovering Vulnerabilities through Gamification”, delivered by Prof. Christos Xenakis at the Future Skills Sphere Conference, hosted by the Eugenides Foundation. The two-hour hands-on session introduced participants to key cybersecurity concepts through interactive games and gamified learning activities. Participants explored how vulnerabilities in
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Professor Christos Xenakis participated in the panel discussion “Outpacing the Threat – Why Europe Needs a Unified Cyber Shield and How to Build It”, organized by the COcyber project. The discussion brought together experts from academia, policy, and practice to address the current state of cross-border cybersecurity collaboration in Europe. The panel focused on existing
