| Integration of module into courses of studies: | * Informatik, B.Sc., FSPO 2021/Schwerpunkt Informatik * Informatik, B.Sc., FSPO 2022/Vertiefungsbereich * Informatik, M.Sc., FSPO 2021/Kernfach/Praktische und Angewandte Informatik * Informatik, M.Sc., FSPO 2022/Kernbereich Informatik/Praktische Informatik * Künstliche Intelligenz, M.Sc., FSPO 2021/Kernfach Künstliche Intelligenz/Praktische und Angewandte Informatik * Künstliche Intelligenz, M.Sc., FSPO 2022/Kernbereich Künstliche Intelligenz/Praktische Informatik * Medieninformatik, B.Sc., FSPO 2022/Vertiefungsbereich * Medieninformatik, M.Sc., FSPO 2021/Kernfach/Praktische und Angewandte Informatik * Medieninformatik, M.Sc., FSPO 2022/Kernbereich Medieninformatik/Praktische Informatik * Software Engineering, B.Sc., FSPO 2022/Vertiefungsbereich/SE Wahlbereich * Software Engineering, M.Sc., FSPO 2021/Kernfach/Praktische und Angewandte Informatik * Software Engineering, M.Sc., FSPO 2022/Kernbereich Software Engineering/Praktische Informatik |
| Modes of learning and teaching: | Lecture Machine Learning & Security (Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl) Lab Machine Learning & Security (Dennis Eisermann) |
| Module authority: | Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl |
| Lecturer: | Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl |
| Language: | Englisch |
| Turn / Duration: | each summer term / one semester |
| Requirements (contentual): | Künstliche Intelligenz und Neuroinformatik (CS6395.000), Security in IT-Systems (CS6935.000) Foundational knowledge on these topics is mandatory for this course! We strongly discourage from trying participation without this or equivalent knowledge. |
| Requirements (formal): | - |
| Basis for: | Projects and M.Sc. theses in this area |
| Learning objectives: | Upon completing this module, students will * understand existing threats to machine-learning as well as possible countermeasures, * understand the application of machine-learning in security and in particular network security for tasks like security monitoring and intrusion detection, * be able to implement robust and secure machine-learning systems, * have developed practical skills in using ML-based tools for solving real-world problems in (network-)security, * be able to implement and evaluate ML models for tasks such as anomaly detection, and malware identification. |
| Content: | The module provides an in-depth exploration of the intersection of ML, and (network-)security, focusing on: * Security of ML: Threats, risks, attack classes and mitigations. * Application of ML in IT-Security: Using ML to detect and mitigate cyber threats for tasks like intrusion detection, malware analysis, or phishing defense. * Case Studies: As part of the lab, students will be tasked with real-world scenarios from areas like security monitoring, anomaly, or phishing detection and challenged to innovate and enhance over existing solutions. |
| Literature: | * Lecture notes, research papers, and case study materials will be provided as part of lecture material. * Supplementing reading material: Clarence Chio, David Freeman, ‘Machine Learning and Security’, O’Reilly Media, Inc., ISBN: 9781491979907, https://learning.oreilly.com/library/view/machine-learning-and/9781491979891/ (available as ebook in KIZ library) |
| Grading procedure: | Oral exams will be held on individual appointment after end of the lecture. |
| Estimation of effort: | Presence teaching: 60 h Self-study: 120 h Total: 180 h |
