CyberSec&AI Connected Podcast

We're speaking about AI and cybersecurity now and what it will mean in the future with Michal Pěchouček, CTO of Avast. Michal leads Avast's technology and research and development teams, and he's responsible for the fields of Artificial Intelligence, machine learning and cyber security at Avast.Join more experts at Cybersec&AI Connected 2021 conference: https://cybersecai.com/Resources mentioned during the podcast:UC Berkeley Research on deep-fakes: https://bit.ly/3BFhveHMore about Hany Farid and his work:https://cybersecai.com/speaker/hany-farid/

Is decentralised machine learning the ultimate way forward in the field of AI and security? What hurdles do we still face and what will the model truly enable if we resolve them - this is what we discuss in full detail with Richard Chow from Intel and Fabrizio Biondi from Avast. Join more experts at Cybersec&AI Connected 2021 conference: https://cybersecai.com/About the guests:Richard Intro: Richard Chow is University Research Manager and Scientist in the University Research and Collaboration office within Intel Labs. He guides several of Intel's academic research centers in the areas of security, networking, autonomous systems, and machine learning. Fabrizio Intro: Fabrizio Biondi got his PhD in Computer Science from the IT University of Copenhagen in 2014 and became an assistant professor of cybersecurity in France in 2016. He joined Avast in 2019, first as Research Manager, later as Staff Scientist, and he has been leading many projects and patents at Avast. Resources shared in the podcast:Brain Tumor Research, Intel and University of Pennsylvania:https://intel.ly/2XBTAPAPrivate AI Collaborative Research Institute:https://www.private-ai.org/

Ahead of CyberSec&AI Connected we spoke with speaker Michal Pechoucek, Chief Technology Officer at Avast and a professor at the Czech Technical University in Prague. Michal is one of the chief architects behind CyberSec&AI Connected, which takes place online on 8th October 2020. In this podcast, he discusses what excites him most about this year's fully virtual conference.