Course Outline

Introduction to Generative AI

  • Understanding Generative AI for government applications
  • Key concepts: GANs, VAEs, and other foundational models
  • The role of generative AI in enhancing cyber security for government operations

Generative AI in Cyber Attacks

  • Overview of AI-powered cyber threats affecting public sector entities
  • Deepfakes and their utilization in social engineering attacks targeting government agencies
  • The use of AI in the creation and propagation of malware for government systems

Generative AI in Cyber Defense

  • AI-driven threat detection systems designed to protect government networks
  • Utilizing generative AI for security testing and simulation in public sector environments
  • Enhancing cyber resilience through the strategic deployment of generative AI for government agencies

Ethical and Legal Implications

  • Ethical considerations of deploying generative AI in cyber security for government operations
  • Legal frameworks governing the use of AI in cyber security for public sector entities
  • Balancing innovation with responsible and ethical use of technology for government purposes

Case Studies

  • Analysis of real-world cyber attacks involving generative AI, with a focus on their impact on government operations
  • Review of successful AI implementations in enhancing cyber defense for public sector organizations

Future of Cyber Security with Generative AI

  • Predicting future trends in AI and their implications for government cyber security
  • Preparing for emerging threats by integrating advanced AI technologies for government use
  • Strategic planning for the integration of AI in cyber security for government agencies

Hands-On Workshops

  • Simulating AI-powered cyber attacks and defenses in a controlled environment for government training
  • Developing a generative AI ethics policy tailored to the needs of your government organization
  • Creating a strategic plan for integrating AI into cyber security practices for government operations

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental cyber security concepts and practices for government.
  • Experience with IT management or cyber security operations is advantageous.
  • A commitment to exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and cyber security.

Audience

  • Cyber security professionals
  • IT managers
  • Policy makers and strategists
  • Business leaders
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