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AI Under Attack – Security Risks and Emerging Threat Vectors

AI systems are increasingly targets themselves. Experts examine current threat scenarios, vulnerabilities, and countermeasures — hands-on and technically grounded.

PRESENTATION 1

No file, no attack: physics against AI malware

Maximilian von Lonski, Founder & CEO VISS GmbH

AI makes malware cheaper, faster and harder to detect. Detection-based defenses are losing the race. VISS takes the opposite route: physics instead of software. The VISSBOX lets external data reach a PC only as pixels, never as a file, with no executable return path. Case study of Klinikum Mittelbaden shows what that means on the ward: patient imaging on USB sticks that waited up to seven hours for IT checks is viewable in seconds.

PRESENTATION 2

Ready to surrender the driver’s seat to AI agents?

Jean Williamson, Co-founder & COO Vaultys

Digital autonomy must not become your greatest security blind spot. As AI is set to drive critical business processes, traditional centralized directories are unable to manage fleets of AI Agents without creating systemic points of failure (SPOFs).