Track: Data Protection

Tue 13

14:40h

Roundtable/Panel Discussion | BARCELONA CYBERSECURITY CONGRESS

Generative AI Security Issues

Steve Mustard National Automation President Speaker

Alejandro Aliaga ONTINET CTO (Chief Technology Officer) Speaker

Dave Lafferty Scientific Technical Services President Moderator

Claudio Lima Microbrains Co-founder Speaker

#Artificial Intelligence, #Cybersecurity, #Generative AI Security Issues, #Quantum Computing, #Standards and Regulations

13-05-2025 14:40 13-05-2025 15:40 Europe/Madrid Generative AI Security Issues Generative AI presents a set of unique security concerns. This panel will explore how cybersecurity can help address and manage the risks around Generative AI including: Ethical Concerns Including plagiarism, deepfakes, and the creation of misleading or harmful content Quality Control Ensuring accurate, coherent, and relevant content Bias and Fairness Controlling biases in training data and the associated weights that affect fairness and objectivity of the generated content Intellectual Property aspects ingesting data into model and of using and owning AI-generated content Cybersecurity Congress Room

14:40h - 15:40h Cybersecurity Congress Room

Wed 14

12:40h

Solo session (30 min) | BARCELONA CYBERSECURITY CONGRESS

Enabling Secure Data Collaboration through the use of Zero Knowledge Proofs to Verify an Information Attribute without Sharing or Exposing it

Rob Leslie Sedicii CEO Speaker

#AI and the Risks of Data Sharing, #Artificial Intelligence, #Connectivity, #Cybersecurity, #Smart Cities, #Standards and Regulations

14-05-2025 12:40 14-05-2025 13:10 Europe/Madrid Enabling Secure Data Collaboration through the use of Zero Knowledge Proofs to Verify an Information Attribute without Sharing or Exposing it A Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) is a cryptographic protocol that allows one party to prove the veractity of a piece of information to another party without either party learning anything about the information other than the fact that the information is true or not. The protocol is extremely useful where there is sensitivity to the information that needs to be verified such that it cannot be exposed or shared in any way, which could cause non-compliance with GDPR or other laws or regulations. We will discuss a particular implementation where the national electricity utility operator in Ireland allowed the implementation of a verification service for a person's name and address for relying parties in the financial services sector where no information is every disclosed other than the verification of the name and address. We will discuss how the project was conceived, implemented and delivered in order to ensure full compliance with GDPR and the commercial requirements of the utility that no customer data could ever leave the utility. Cybersecurity Congress Room

12:40h - 13:10h Cybersecurity Congress Room