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Cyber Security Intelligence: AI Under Attack (Event starts at 18:00)

by ISACA London Chapter

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Wed, 22 November 2017

18:00 – 21:00 GMT

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St Mary's Rd, UWL Conference Centre

St Mary's Rd

London

W5 5RF

United Kingdom

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The importance of cyber security continues to grow as organisations enable their operations with technology and turn to digital solutions when engaging with stakeholders. Some of the technologies brought about by the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) transform businesses; others, such as AI, carry a relatively high risk. As AI is becoming one of the key counter measures in the fight against cyber attacks, we ask questions whether the integration of AI into security systems opens the doors to new attack vectors or helps in the fight against cyber crime.

The ISACA London Chapter is pleased to announce the following November 22nd 2017 event:

CYBER SECURITY INTELLIGENCE: AI UNDER ATTACK

18:00 - Registration

18:30 - ISACA News and Updates

18:45 - Main Presentation

Speakers include:

- Rehan Zaidi, John Lewis Partnership
Topic: ‘AI : NEW HORIZONS IN RISK MANAGEMENT’

- Redblaze ( DDoS & WAF Protection) Tzury Bar Yochay
Topic: ‘AI INNOVATIONS IN THE CYBER SECURITY LANDSCAPE’

- James Martin, Senior Cyber Security Manager, Darktrace
Topic: ‘HOW AI WILL TRANSFORM THE FUTURE OF CYBER SECURTY SOLUTIONS ’

- Speaker Professor Allan J. Brimicombe, Head, Centre for Geo-information Studies.
Topic: ‘NATIONAL SECURITY AND AI’

19:45 - Q & A / Closing

20:30 - Networking (with light food and drink)

The meeting is free of charge for ISACA members. Please advise if you require a parking pass for the event venue: vladlena.benson@uwl.ac.uk

Non-members may attend the presentation for a charge of GBP20.00

Please try to arrive by at least 5 minutes before the start of the event.

Note that latecomers who arrive more than 10 minutes after the start of the event may be refused admission as late arrivals cause disruption to members in the meeting.

This workshop brings together key cyber security experts and business thought leaders in a debate over the role of AI and Machine Learning in Cyber Security