Projects
The goal of the Collaborative Fleet project is to use deception technology to generate, share, and consume threat intelligence (TI) related to…
This project aims to investigate whether new DDoS attacks can be predicted before they have an actual impact. This is similar to dealing with…
Causal AI is a promising new technology. Drawing conclusions based on correlations only might be misleading. Therefore, we are interested in…
Projects
A research on the impact of the upcoming European (digital) identity regulations on the financial sector.
The European Commission is working on a proposal for a secure European Digital Identity Wallet (EDIW), amending Regulation (EU) No 910/2014.The…
Projects
The business objective of Purple AI 2 (PAI2) is to positively impact the business continuity and effectiveness of both Red and Blue Teaming…
AI for more efficient and effective Purple team exercises. We will use Reinforcement Learning to improve tactical sequential decision making.
Projects
AI for more efficient and effective Purple team exercises. We will use Reinforcement Learning to improve tactical sequential decision making.
The business objective of Purple AI 2 (PAI2) is to positively impact the business continuity and effectiveness of both Red and Blue Teaming…
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