International Conference on Intelligent Cybersecurity

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Adversarial machine learning

The study of how attackers manipulate model inputs, training data or the model itself through evasion, poisoning or extraction, and how defenders harden ML systems against those attacks.

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Differential privacy

A formal guarantee that adds calibrated noise to query results or training updates so that an individual record cannot be reliably inferred from published outputs.

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Federated learning

Training a shared model across many devices or institutions while raw data stays local, with only model updates exchanged and aggregated.

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Secure multi-party computation

Protocols that let several parties jointly compute a function over their private inputs without any party revealing its own input to the others.

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Homomorphic encryption

Encryption that allows computation directly on ciphertext, so a service can process data it cannot read and return an encrypted result to the data owner.

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Post-quantum cryptography

Algorithms designed to resist attacks from large-scale quantum computers, now being standardised and piloted for migration in TLS, VPN, code-signing and hardware security modules.

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Prompt injection

An attack on LLM applications where malicious text inside a document, web page or user message overrides the developer's instructions, potentially triggering unintended tool calls or data leakage.

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Threat intelligence

Structured, analysed information about adversaries, infrastructure and tactics, including indicators of compromise and TTPs, used to prioritise detection and response.

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Zero trust architecture

A security model that authenticates and authorises every request from identity, device posture and context signals instead of trusting anything inside a network perimeter.

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Red teaming

Authorised, goal-driven adversarial testing that simulates real attacker behaviour against people, processes and systems, including AI models and the applications built on them.

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SOC, SIEM and SOAR

A security operations centre monitors alerts; SIEM aggregates and correlates logs and telemetry; SOAR automates triage and response playbooks across those alerts.

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CVE and CVSS

CVE is a public identifier assigned to a specific vulnerability; CVSS is the scoring system that rates severity from vectors such as exploitability and impact.

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Confidential computing

Hardware-enforced trusted execution environments that keep data encrypted while in use, so the host operating system or cloud operator cannot read it.

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Cyber range

A simulated network and attack environment used to train defenders and rehearse incident response without touching production systems.