Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
Listed
-
Category
-
Country
-
Program
-
Field
-
to investigate traffic profiling and monitoring and intrusion detection on encrypted traffic in a zero-trust, programmable network architecture. A major focus is designing and implementing in-network
-
firewalls, intrusion detection systems, secure virtual private networks (VPNs), cloud security, and other supporting solutions. The Network Security Engineer assists with compliance with applicable
-
, deepfake detection, and watermarking. In addition to the Aalto speech groups and the Postdoctoral Researcher in the project, you will work with an international collaboration network including Prof
-
, business continuity, intrusion detection, incident remediation, monitoring of network and bandwidth resources, and other pertinent security software and utilities. Provides information for risk
-
, business continuity, intrusion detection, incident remediation, monitoring of network and bandwidth resources, and other pertinent security software and utilities. Provides information for risk
-
in defending future generation networks by: prevention of cyberthreats through anticipating and mitigating them, accurate detection of ongoing attacks with well-understood AI methods used for system
-
detection, and network or system security. Ability to work with research datasets and implement reproducible experimental workflows. Ability to document code, methods, and research results clearly and
-
detection, and network or system security. Ability to work with research datasets and implement reproducible experimental workflows. Ability to document code, methods, and research results clearly and
-
detection, and watermarking. In addition to the Aalto speech groups and the Doctoral Researcher in the project, you will work with an international collaboration network including Prof. Junichi Yamagishi at
-
technical disclosure and detection are necessary. This project develops watermarking methods and software for speech and audio generative models, focusing on robustness and suitability for open-source