The goal of Civilsphere project is to provide simple solutions for NGOs and people at risk for detecting attacks in their devices using our network behavioral Intrusion Detection and Prevention System, Stratosphere IPS.
Maria Rigaki
Maria Rigaki is a PhD student working on the intersection of machine learning and security. Before joining AIC, she spent many years in the industry, working as a software developer and systems architect. Maria has plenty of experience in designing and integrating complex systems in the areas of telecommunication and emergency response. Her interests rage from exploring the security and privacy issues in machine learning to how AI can become a tool for offensive and defensive applications in the area of security. During spare time, she enjoys playing music and participating in security CTFs.
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Propaganda, fake news, and misinformation are not just social science topics. Our security research deals with so-called computational propaganda. In addition to politics, algorithms and automation are increasingly entering communication. Learn how they are being exploited.
Research Results
The latest white paper published by our cybersecurity research group explores the growth of IPv6 in the last years and how it impacts the field of IoT.
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As electric vehicles (EVs) become mainstream, the supporting infrastructure is under increasing pressure—especially fast-charging stations, where space, time, and electricity are all limited. Traditional walk-in or first-come-first-served models often result in overbooking, idle time, or suboptimal resource use.
From snowy fields to dense forests, this year’s ECMR workshop and competition will tackle SLAM where GPS fails, sensors struggle, and resilience matters most.
The European project Tuples, which includes researchers from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University, is developing trustworthy artificial intelligence for decision-making. The system is already smartly planning waste collection in cities.