Cyber AI training practically examines the following two issues.
- Can you hack Artificial Intelligence? (Cyber AI)
- Can you hack Artificial Intelligence? (AI Security)
With the increase in the use of technology and software products in our living spaces, the need for cyber security is increasing exponentially. The increase in the number and variety of these products also causes the attack surface in cyber security terminology to expand. For this reason, many technology initiatives, institutions and organizations aim to solve various security problems by developing cyber security software. However, in many cyber security scenarios where 'self-learning' systems are required, traditional software is insufficient. For this reason, the use of artificial intelligence and cyber security together is becoming more and more common in the world.
As with all new concepts, the concept that deals with solving cybersecurity problems with artificial intelligence has many names. We call it 'Cyber AI' in general (it stands for Cyber Security AI). One of the topics we will cover in this course is Cyber AI and the other is AI Security.
So, what is AI Security?
All artificial intelligence systems can be hacked!
Just as there are domain-specific security problems in the web, mobile, database or any other field, artificial intelligence has its own security problems. In artificial intelligence, there are multiple attack techniques that will allow hacking of the relevant artificial intelligence algorithm, regardless of which title we examine, whether text, sound, frequency or image. Of course, their defense methods... In this training, we will examine both 'Cyber Security AI', which includes artificial intelligence in cyber security problems that have existed for years, and 'AI Security', which deals with the security vulnerabilities of artificial intelligence itself.
