Eugene Neelou, co-founder and CTO at Adversa AI, has been named a Researcher of the Year, by the prestigious SANS DIFFERENCE MAKERS AWARDS.
This prestigious award honors top mentors, content creators, and the most influential champions focused on building the next generation who have made a measurable and significant difference in security.
Eugene is a leader who built research, development, product, presales, and support teams for more than 13 years. He productized nearly 30 advanced research projects in AI and Cybersecurity and helped companies worldwide to shape enterprise security programs. Eugene presented his research and expertise at more than 20 conferences in the USA, Europe, Middle East, and Asia.
The progress of AI is undeniable right now. In a few years, most tech companies will become AI companies. This shift is similar to how years ago many traditional businesses had to go online just to stay relevant. But the problem is that AI is vulnerable by design. You can imagine that the security level of AI systems is similar to the security of software in the 90s, which is terrifying. I hope that this award will put the Security of AI on the map for many AI/ML and security professionals.
Eugene Neelou, AI Security Researcher, Co-Founder & CTO at Adversa AI
The SANS Difference Makers Awards shine a light on the cybersecurity practitioners who are leading innovative developments in the industry, who’ve made outstanding security achievements, and who are contributing back to the InfoSec community in ways that deserve recognition.
You can see the Award Ceremony Stream.
Adversa AI is an innovative Israeli AI startup striving to increase trust and security in AI. With its patented technology, Adversa AI provides solutions for mission-critical AI-driven industries including but not limited to the Smart Cities, Internet, Finance, Biometrics, Surveillance, and Automotive industry.
The company is focused on protecting humanity from the cyber pandemic, which seems inevitable in the era of AI along with its security threats, privacy issues, and safety incidents.
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