Claude Castelluccia, Research Director, Inria, head of the Privatics Group, co-founder of the UGA Data and cybersecurity institutes, member 
of the Grenoble AI institute (MAIA). He is teaching at the University Grenoble Alps (CS and Law departments), Skema business school and SciencePo Paris.
His current research interests include Data privacy, Surveillance, Cognitive security and Trusted and Ethical Algorithmic Decision Systems.
https://team.inria.fr/privatics/claude-castelluccia/

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Expert Audience

English

90 Minutes

Saarbrücken

Online services, devices or secret services are constantly collecting data and meta-data from users. This data collection is mostly 
used to target users or customise their services. However, as illustrated by the Cambridge Analytica case, data and technologies are more and 
more used to manipulate, influence or shape people's opinions online, i.e. to "hack" our brains. In this context, it is urgent to develop the field of 
"Cognitive security” in order to better comprehend these attacks and provide counter-measures. 
This talk will introduce the concept of "Cognitive security”. We will explore the different types of cognitive attacks and discuss possible research directions.

Claudia Richter

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