Introducing the SCS AI Village – Swiss Cyber Storm

Swiss Cyber Storm covered the AI Revolution in a highly successful 2024 edition of the conference. But the development of AI use cases continues, research runs at full speed and security is still lacking across the board. So we’re nowhere near done.

This is where the AI Village comes in: In this co-located event at Swiss Cyber Storm, you will find hands-on workshops, demos, poster sessions, panels and discussions at the problem solving desk and a lot of like minded people interested to talk!

Access to the AI Village comes with a Swiss Cyber Storm entry ticket and registration for the limited seats in the workshops starts now.

How do you register for an AI Village workshops? During the regular checkout process, you can select up to two workshops. But you can also return at a later moment and update your registration once the regular conference program becomes more clear. We expect some of the workshops to sell out really fast, so we will keep a waiting list, but it may be better to secure your seat immediately.

Workshops

Daniel Miessler – our 2024 keynote speaker Daniel Miessler returns for a hands-on session with this Fabric tool suite. In this workshop he will share his experience and his tricks with agentic AI on fabric, very much like he demonstrated during his keynote last year. Learn more.

Andrea Hauser, Marisa Tschopp and Team – Andrea Hauser and former SCS speaker Marisa Tschopp bring a team of four scip red-teamers to Swiss Cyber Storm. They plan to set up three interactive stations for first hand AI experience: AI detection, AI Deepfakes and AI Manipulation. Learn more.

Katie Koetke and Team – In this crisis exercise, participants will form teams and tackle an AI use case that got out of hand. This is a real life stress test that will prepare your communication and coordination skills. Learn more.

Andrei Kucharavy – It’s not like an on-premise LLM would solve all the problems. So Andrei Kucharavy, member of the SCS AI Village team, will host this threat modeling workshop to address this typical AI architecture. It gives advice beyond the known OWASP Top-10 and will provider additional scenarios to sharpen their skills when returning home. Learn more.

Candid Wüest – Offensive AI sounds very promising, and lot of penetration testers are getting their hands dirty in this area. But how capable is AI really here? In this workshop, also submitted to Black Hat Las Vegas, Candid will showcase how agentic AI could enable autonomous, metamorphic malware. This is enriched by real-world examples and a variety of demos. Learn more.

The AI Village is a new offering and the development is not 100% done. So there will be additional talks and possibly also more workshops. There is likely going to be a call for poster sessions and also announcements of panel discussions and generally more information what you can experience on October 28. The best is to secure your ticket now and then to come back and check out this page for further information.

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