AI: Hacking without Humans How Can Human Brains Be Hacked?
"Prior to joining FTI Consulting, Mr. Ferrante served as Director for Cyber Incident Response at the U.S. National Security Council where he coordinated U.S. response to unfolding domestic and international cybersecurity crises and issues. Before joining the National Security Council, Mr. Ferrante was Chief of Staff of the FBI’s Cyber Division. He joined the FBI as a special agent in 2005, assigned to the FBI’s New York Field Office. In 2006, Mr. Ferrante was selected as a
member of the FBI’s Cyber Action Team, a fly-team of experts who deploy globally to respond to the most critical cyber incidents on behalf of the U.S. government."
Anthony J. Ferrante, Global Head of Cybersecurity and Senior Managing Director, FTI Consulting, Inc.
Artificial intelligence (AI) models are built with a type of machine learning called deep neural networks (DNNs), which are similar to neurons in the human brain. DNNs make the machine capable of mimicking human behaviors like decision making, reasoning and problem solving. This presentation will discuss the security, ethical and privacy concerns surrounding this technology.
Learning Objectives:
1: Understand that the solution to adversarial AI will come from a combination of technology and policy.
2: Learn that coordinated efforts among key stakeholders will help to build a more secure future.
3: Learn how to share intelligence information in the cybersecurity community to build strong defenses."