AI is in power! The Chinese Academy of Sciences held the first international red team exchange conference. Information security experts from the United States, South Korea, Thailand, and Malaysia gathered in Taiwan

The Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Information Security held the "AI-Assisted Red Team Technology Exchange Conference", inviting top international teams to discuss swordsmanship with local experts. (Provided by Chinese Academy of Sciences)

[Reporter Tu Jumin/Taipei Report] The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is gradually changing the network attack and defense model, and also brings new challenges to information security competition, talent cultivation and protection technology. The National Sun Yat-sen Academy of Sciences and the National Institute of Information Security held the first "AI-Assisted Red Team Technology Exchange Conference" in Taoyuan today (9th), inviting national information security teams from the United States, South Korea, Thailand, Malaysia and other countries, as well as the domestic information security community, to communicate and focus on how AI tools can be used in network offense and defense, information security talent training and human-machine collaboration, hoping to enhance Taiwan's information security technology and protection capabilities through cross-border exchanges.

The Chinese Academy of Sciences issued a press release today stating that the conference was held at the Hyatt Regency Taoyuan International Airport. It was co-chaired by Lin Gaozhou, Vice President of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Gong Huazhong, Dean of Information Security, and invited Li Yujie, an advisory member of the National Security Council, to give a speech on the topic of "AI on Range."

The Chinese Academy of Sciences stated that the participating teams include the American MMM, Korea Internet Security Agency (KISA) and BoB teams, the National Security Agency of Thailand (NCSA) Dojo team, the Malaysian Lv1x team, and the international team Water Paddler. Taiwan’s HITCON information security community and industry representatives participated to promote international information security technology exchanges and cooperation.

In terms of technical exchanges, the Chinese Academy of Sciences said that Mathu Xu, a member of the American MMM team, discussed the significance and talent cultivation direction of the CTF (Capture the Flag) security competition in the AI ​​era with the topic "Why We Still Have to Climb the Peak: CTF Security Competition in the AI ​​Era"; Korean KISA expert Jeonghoon Shin shared South Korea's system design and practical experience in cultivating high-level security talents.

In addition, the Chinese Academy of Sciences said that the conference specially arranged a special dialogue on "Network Attack and Defense Competition in the AI ​​Era", where domestic and foreign experts and representatives of the "Aegis Cup" participants discussed the use of AI tools, competition fairness, the core capabilities of information security personnel, and new models of human-machine collaboration, and discussed the challenges brought by the rapid development of AI to information security attack and defense training.

The Chinese Academy of Sciences emphasized that the results of this exchange will serve as an important reference for improving the "Aegis Cup" international competition, cyber shooting ranges, offensive and defensive training, and information security talent cultivation, and will continue to deepen international cooperation and enhance independent research and development capabilities to respond to increasingly complex cyber security threats in the AI ​​era.