Security
AI goes anonymous during training to boost privacy protection
Our team of researchers from IBM Haifa and Dublin has developed software to help assess privacy risk of AI as well as reduce the amount of personal data in AI training. This software could be of use for fintech, healthcare, insurance, security – or any other industry relying on sensitive data for training.
The future of crypto: IBM makes a new leap with Fully Homomorphic Encryption
IBM delivers first-of-its-kind security homomorphic encryption services offering for companies to begin experimenting with FHE.
IBM and MIT researchers find a new way to prevent deep learning hacks
Deep learning may have revolutionized AI – boosting progress in computer vision and natural language processing and impacting nearly every industry. But even deep learning isn’t immune to hacking.
After an unpredictable 2020, here’s what to expect for hybrid cloud in 2021
In 2021, our hybrid cloud predictions show that we expect businesses to address challenges in ways that will apply new resources and strategies to drive business outcomes, in a world that will continue to require new advances in cloud and AI research.
Novel approaches to cloud native ecosystem
At KubeCon this week: How to close cloud native security gaps, thus improving cloud native projects from the community at large.
Using SecDevOps to design and embed security and compliance into development workflows
IBM Research has initiated focused efforts called Code Risk Analyzer to bring security and compliance analytics to DevSecOps. Code Risk Analyzer is a new feature of IBM Cloud Continuous Delivery, a cloud service that helps provision toolchains, automate builds and tests, and control quality with analytics.
Confidentiality and Governance of Cloud Services
Your team has spent months developing, tuning and perfecting a complex deep neural network to classify important financial, medical or government data. The application has been containerized, packaged, and is finally ready to deploy as a public service on the cloud, but one thing stands in the way. How do you get assurance that your […]
Meet the women in IBM Research securing your digital future
This is our fifth and final blog post in a series for Women’s History Month 2020 focused on women innovating the future of IBM Research. The tremendous power of digital technology also introduces risk. If it’s hacked, or falls into the wrong hands, it can be used against us. That’s why security research is indispensable. The four women we meet here represent every aspect of it, from blockchain and open source defense to erecting cloud-based fortifications around digital crown jewels.
A Blockchain Architecture for the Internet of Things
The promise of the Internet of Things: This integration should ideally map to a decentralized hardware and software platform.
The Adversarial Robustness Toolbox v0.3.0: Closing the Backdoor in AI Security
A new release of the Adversarial Robustness Toolbox provides a method for defending against poisoning and "backdoor" attacks in machine learning models.
The Adversarial Robustness Toolbox: Securing AI Against Adversarial Threats
Recent years have seen tremendous advances in the development of artificial intelligence (AI). Modern AI systems achieve human-level performance on cognitive tasks such as recognizing objects in images, annotating videos, converting speech to text, or translating between different languages. Many of these breakthrough results are based on Deep Neural Networks (DNNs). DNNs are complex machine […]
Elegant, Disgusting Cryptography
“The prettiest thing I had ever seen” is not how IBM researcher Shai Halevi describes the beaches in Israel where he grew up. Or the sunset after a long day of hiking in Mitzpe Ramon desert. Rather, he saves these words to describe the first time he saw a cryptographic equation as an undergrad student. […]