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Workshop
Defending Complex Systems in the AI Era
Not in Theory, But in Practice
AI doesn't replace security fundamentals; it shifts where trust boundaries exist. Learn how to identify, prioritize, and neutralize cyber threats in AI-integrated systems through practical exercises designed to build real-world defensive skills.
Digital Badge
Upon successful completion, graduates earn a Credly Digital Badge
Upcoming Sessions
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Who Should Attend | Open to all experience levels
- Cybersecurity Practitioners
- IT Professionals
- AI Solutions Architects
- Systems Engineers
- Software Engineers
- Product Owners
- Risk and Resource Managers
- Government & Policy Professionals
- Anyone Involved in Product Design
Academics
- Security Concepts
- Designing Trustworthy Machines
- Adaptive Layered Defenses
- Emergent Threats in Smart Systems
- Adversary Tactics and Countermeasures
Activities
- MOUSE Drone Mission Review
- MOUSE Computer Vision Pipeline
- Risk Assessments
Final Integration Exercise
Fly the MOUSE Drone through a simulated mission while responding to live cyber attacks targeting both traditional subsystems and AI-enabled capabilities. Teams apply security concepts and defense-in-depth strategies to protect their drone and complete mission objectives under adversarial conditions.
MOUSE Training Platform
This workshop uses the MOUSE MKIII Drone as a platform for defending AI-integrated systems. AI-enabled computer vision (EO/IR subsystem) expands mission capabilities across several areas, while simultaneously increasing system complexity and risk.
- Design and secure the MOUSE Drone against real-world threats
- Use limited resources to apply defense-in-depth across all subsystems to ensure mission success
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