In this talk, Professor Simon Parkinson shares his personal journey over the past decade, conducting data-driven research in safety and cyber security. He offers insights from pioneering work at the intersection of technology, safety, and cyber resilience. From protecting systems and combating threats to shaping policy and raising public awareness, the lecture explores how data and artificial intelligence are transforming our understanding of security and safety risks. Through real-world examples and collaborative projects, Simon highlights the vital role of research in building a safer, more resilient future for all.
About Simon
Simon Parkinson is Professor of Cybersecurity at the University of Huddersfield and a member of the UK Government’s Cyber Security Advisory Board. His research interests span cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on identity, access, and attack detection. His work uses and develops a variety of symbolic and statistical AI with the goal of developing safer and more resilient systems.
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