Seminar Series: Security
UMass AI&Sec SP'25 Seminar: Sahar Abdelnabi, Evaluating and Securing LLM-Agentic Networks
Abdelnabi will discuss his work on evaluating multi-agent negotiations and how that can be beneficial to test reasoning and create evolving, dynamic benchmarks.
UMass AI&Sec SP'25 Seminar: Andy Zou, Red Teaming AI Agents In-The-Wild: Revealing Deployment Vulnerabilities
This presentation demonstrates how red teaming uncovers critical vulnerabilities in AI agents that challenge assumptions about safe deployment.
UMass AI&Sec SP'25 Seminar: Ilia Shumailov (Google Deepmind), Beyond model.generate(): Can I Even Tell What Is Going On and Why It Matters
Ilia Shumailov is a research scientist formerly at Google DeepMind, where he focused on machine learning security and adversarial vulnerabilities.
CSSI-DACSS Joint Seminar: Matthias Roesti (Brown University & University of St. Gallen)
Please save the date for this CSSI event—updated event info will be posted on http://www.cssi.umass.edu/events.
UMass AI&Sec Fall'25 Seminar: Arman Zharmagambetov, Security and Privacy Evaluation of Autonomous AI Agents
Arman Zharmagambetov is a research scientist in the Fundamental AI Research (FAIR) team at Meta. His research primarily focuses on machine learning and...
UMass AI&Sec Fall '25 Seminar: Tingwei Zhang, Exposing and Exploiting Vulnerabilities in Multi-Modal Representations
Tingwei Zhang is a third-year PhD student in Computer Science at Cornell Tech, advised by Professor Vitaly Shmatikov.