Elias Brattli Sørensen
Developer & Security Engineer at Kantega SSO
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Developer & Security Engineer at Kantega SSO, engineering digital identity standards for secure authentication to the Atlassian ecosystem while facilitating and promoting secure software development practices.
M. Sc. in Computer Science at NTNU, researching usage of static analysis tools like Spotbugs to find vulnerabilities in OpenID Connect client implementations.
Passionate about software security, music and rock climbing.
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Kunstig intelligens: jobbsikkerhet for sikkerhetsfolk?
Kunstig intelligens med maskinlæring i spissen har tatt livene våre med storm det siste året, men nye muligheter bringer ofte nye risikoer.
Det publiseres om nye prompt injection-angrep i forskningsfeltet adversarial machine learning, men dette er langt ifra det eneste sikkerhetsproblemet med maskinlæringssystemer.
Vi må også tenke på utfordringer som forgiftede data, recursive data pollution og alle persondataene maskinlæringsmodellene der ute har memorert.
Hvilke risikoøvelser og rammeverk trenger vi for å håndtere utfordringene kunstig intelligens stiller oss, og hva kan vi gjøre med spill som Elevation of Privilege tilpasset maskinlæring?
Takeaways: Få et innblikk i hvordan AI "egentlig" fungerer, oversikt over noen av de viktigste risikoene ved AI-systemer, og et forslag til risikoøvelse med å spille en AI-variant av Elevation of Privilege
Security by design: build security in
You have probably heard security professionals talk about patching vulnerabilities, supply chain attacks and OWASP top 10. These security issues are usually due to our most well-known software defect: bugs!
But today we will focus on another kind of software defect: design flaws! We're going to look at how to make our code more secure to begin with, so that less vulnerabilities fall out on the other side when you shake your system.
A more robust software design contributes to bugs not having as big an impact on the system's security. It's also a lot harder to make dumb mistakes!
We'll go through a few principles for designing software more securely, trust boundaries, as well as security patterns and anti-patterns in software design. This content should be relevant for anyone involved in software projects.
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