Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies are becoming ubiquitous and their applications are growing at an unprecedented rate. The attention of the scientific community and stakeholders has been historically focused on the beneficial uses of AI. Less attention has been paid to AI security and malicious uses of AI aimed to compromise the security of individuals, companies, and society. However, as the performance of AI algorithms increases, their expected use in mission-critical applications like self-driving cars and cybersecurity is changing the mind of the scientific community and stakeholders. AI security and the malicious uses of AI, investigated in the area of adversarial machine learning, are becoming a top priority for researchers and high-tech companies. The strategic goal of this working group on is to contribute to the continuous rise of the beneficial applications of AI technology by mitigating its security issues and by expanding the practical use of AI for cybersecurity.

Chair: Fabio Roli

Members:
Gian Luca Foresti, CNIT
Ivan Letteri, CINI
Beniamino Di Martino, CINI
Stefano Zanero, CINI
Battista Biggio, CINI
Christian Esposito, CINI
Roberto Caldelli, CNIT
Michele Carminati, CINI
Mauro Conti, CINI
Marco Ortolani, CINI
Mario Di Mauro, CNIT
Alessandro Farinelli, CINI
Gian Luca Marcialis, CINI
Giovanni Lagorio, CINI
Massimo Ficco CINI
Giorgio Fumera, CINI
Andrea MASSA, CNIT
Giorgio Giacinto, CINI
Donato Malerba, CINI
Francesco Bergadano, CINI