These days, people are increasingly relying on AI for various tasks, delegating everything from manual operations to automation whenever possible. While artificial intelligence significantly enhances electronic security, human oversight is essential to address its limitations. In this podcast, Marie Stella Quek and Rizka Widyarini Purwanto delve deeper into the intricacies of security systems using AI.
Rizka Widyarini Purwanto is an Assistant Professor in the Master of Cybersecurity program at Monash University, Indonesia, and an Adjunct Associate Lecturer at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia.
She has a robust background as a postdoctoral researcher at UNSW Canberra Space and past experiences as a software engineer in both Australia and Indonesia, bringing a wealth of expertise to her current roles.
Her research interests primarily focus on the application of artificial intelligence across various domains. She is particularly dedicated to enhancing cybersecurity, with a specific emphasis on combating scams and phishing attacks.
Rizka is actively involved in developing AI-based methods to automatically detect these threats and improve overall cybersecurity awareness. Additionally, her work extends to the field of AI for space, where she is engaged in satellite imagery analysis and space situational awareness.
In this episode of the Self-Improvement Atlas podcast, host Marie Stella Quek invites you to join Rizka Widyarini Purwanto as they delve into the intricacies of maintaining electronic security with the help of artificial intelligence (AI).
One of the key highlights of the episode is addressing common misconceptions about AI in cybersecurity. Many people overestimate AI’s capabilities, assuming it can autonomously handle all aspects of security without human intervention. However, Rizka emphasizes that AI systems require continuous human supervision and regular updates to stay effective. She explains the CIA triad—confidentiality, integrity, and availability—as fundamental principles for understanding and maintaining electronic security.
Looking towards the future, you’ll explore emerging trends in AI applications for enhanced security. Rizka discusses the necessity of understanding AI’s limitations to leverage its strengths while acknowledging that it cannot replace human critical thinking and intuition. The collaboration between AI systems and human experts is crucial to adapting to new and evolving threats effectively
The episode gives you a comprehensive understanding of the role AI plays in enhancing electronic security and the essential need for human oversight. The discussion sheds light on common misconceptions, the importance of the CIA triad, and the future of AI-human collaboration in addressing cybersecurity challenges.
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