CERIAS Weekly Security Seminar - Purdue University

Technology Podcasts

CERIAS -- the Nation's top-ranked interdisciplinary academic education and research institute -- hosts a weekly cyber security, privacy, resiliency or autonomy speaker, highlighting technical discovery, a case studies or exploring cyber operational...

Episodes

Pragathi Jha, Modeling Cyber Adversaries: A Critical Survey of Methods and Assumptions

Smriti Bhatt, Evolving Security Landscape in the Agentic AI-Enabled IoT Era

Gary Hayslip, The AI Arms Race

Brian Peretti, Symposium Closing Keynote: AI, Cybersecurity, and the Path Forward

Jen Sims, Analyzing Supply Chain Risk in Mobile Applications for Home Energy Storage Systems

Ashish Kundu, Quantum Secure Networks

Ruqi Zhang, Discovering and Controlling AI Safety Risks in Foundation Models: A Probabilistic Perspective

Danny Vukobratovich, ISO 27001 as the Engine, NIST CSF 2.0 as the Dashboard, A Practical Operating Model

Thai Le, Towards Robust and Trustworthy AI Speech Models: What You Read Isn't What You Hear

Bethanie Williams, AI-Assisted Cyber-Physical Attack Detection in Smart Manufacturing Systems

Mary Jean Amon, Parental Sharing ("Sharenting") Through the Lens of Interdependent Privacy

Young Kim, Counterfeit Medical Devices and Medicines as a Fundamental Cyber-Physical Security Problem

Vijayanth Tummala, Evaluating The Impact of Cyberattacks On AI-based Machine Vision Systems: A Case Study of Threaded Fasteners

Rohan Paleja, Building Interpretability into Human-Aware Robots through Neural Tree-Based Models

Peter Ukhanov, From MOVEit to EBS – a Look at Mass Exploitation Extortion Campaigns

Antonio Bianchi, Attacking and Defending Modern Software with LLMs

Stephen Flowerday, The Hidden Laundromat at Play: how illicit value moves through online games

Abulhair Saparov, Can/Will LLMs Learn to Reason?

Hanshen Xiao, When is Automatic Privacy Proof Possible for Black-Box Processing?

Marcus Botacin, Malware Detection under Concept Drift: Science and Engineering