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Petty Proteins - When Molecules Go Rogue and Why Cyberbiosecurity Matters

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Explore the intersection of biology and cybersecurity in this 41-minute conference talk that examines how AI-designed proteins and biological misbehavior create security threats similar to those found in traditional cybersecurity. Discover the emerging field of cyberbiosecurity and understand why biological systems can "go rogue" in ways that parallel digital security breaches. Learn about the unique challenges posed by molecular-level threats and the critical need for diverse defenders in this new frontier of security. Gain insights into how artificial intelligence is being used to design proteins and the potential security implications of these biotechnological advances. Understand the parallels between biological and digital systems vulnerability and the importance of developing comprehensive defense strategies for both domains.

Syllabus

DEF CON 33 - BiC Village - Petty Proteins When Molecules Go Rogue& Why Cyberbiosecurity - Tia Pope

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