Just Saying There Are Attacks Is Not Enough
Just Saying There Are Attacks Is Not Enough
October 27, 2020
The Cyberwire — BGU researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence technique that will protect medical devices from malicious attacks. Threats can occur due to cyberattacks, human errors such as a technician’s configuration mistake or host PC software bugs.
Tom Mahler
As part of his research, BGU Ph.D. candidate Tom Mahler has developed a technique using artificial intelligence that analyzes the instructions sent from the PC to the physical components using a new architecture for the detection of anomalous instructions. The published study can be found here.
“Just saying there are attacks is not enough. I wanted to find solutions,” says Mahler.
The Cyberwire’s Research Saturday podcast features an interview with Tom Mahler, who discusses his research as a member of Cyber@BGU and BGU’s Department of Software and Information Systems Engineering.
Click here to listen to the podcast.
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