Course Outline

Introduction to AI Threat Modeling for Government

  • Factors contributing to the vulnerability of AI systems in government operations
  • Comparison of AI attack surfaces with traditional IT systems
  • Key attack vectors: data, model, output, and interface layers for government applications

Adversarial Attacks on AI Models for Government

  • Understanding adversarial examples and perturbation techniques in the context of government systems
  • Differentiating between white-box and black-box attacks in government AI models
  • Overview of FGSM, PGD, and DeepFool methods for government applications
  • Techniques for visualizing and crafting adversarial samples for government use cases

Model Inversion and Privacy Leakage for Government

  • Methods for inferring training data from model outputs in government systems
  • Analysis of membership inference attacks on government AI models
  • Evaluation of privacy risks in classification and generative models used by government agencies

Data Poisoning and Backdoor Injections for Government

  • Impact of poisoned data on model behavior in government applications
  • Strategies for trigger-based backdoors and Trojan attacks in government AI systems
  • Detection and sanitization strategies to protect government AI models from data poisoning

Robustness and Defense Techniques for Government

  • Implementation of adversarial training and data augmentation in government AI systems
  • Use of gradient masking and input preprocessing techniques to enhance security in government models
  • Application of model smoothing and regularization techniques for robustness in government AI

Privacy-Preserving AI Defenses for Government

  • Introduction to differential privacy in government data management
  • Techniques for noise injection and managing privacy budgets in government systems
  • Utilization of federated learning and secure aggregation methods for government AI security

AI Security in Practice for Government

  • Threat-aware model evaluation and deployment strategies for government agencies
  • Application of the Adversarial Robustness Toolbox (ART) in government settings
  • Industry case studies: real-world breaches and mitigations relevant to government operations

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • An understanding of machine learning workflows and model training for government applications.
  • Experience with Python and common ML frameworks such as PyTorch or TensorFlow.
  • Familiarity with basic security or threat modeling concepts is beneficial.

Audience

  • Machine learning engineers for government projects.
  • Cybersecurity analysts for government agencies.
  • AI researchers and model validation teams within the public sector.
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