RISE
AI assistant serves as first point of contact for legal questions
Start: 12/2022
End: 06/2024
At the same time, attacks on AI create new risks for companies wishing to use this essential technology in their products.
On top of that, groundbreaking progress in quantum computing poses an entirely new threat scenario to companies’ security. Over the next few years, many of the current cryptographic methods will be replaced by new post-quantum-safe methods to ensure data safety.
As part of the InnoSecBW project, we support companies from Baden-Württemberg with the offering formats Cybersecurity-Checkup and Cybersecurity-Booster. We point out IT infrastructure risks and help identify innovative technologies for data protection.
In this research focus, the FZI investigates and conveys innovative concepts, methods for protecting IT systems, and legal framework conditions to enable secure digitalization.
AI assistant serves as first point of contact for legal questions
AI engineering empowering security reasoning throughout the entire lifecycle of an AI function
Secure and self-determined digital identities in e-commerce
Co-design for application-specific microelectronics with innovative chiplets in Baden-Württemberg
Jointly moving people and goods
Stopping pathogen transmission in hospitals quickly, reliably, and comprehensively using AI.
Generating resilient system-on-a-chip architectures for RISC-V
Body-worn sensors and wearables for recording vital data and identifying health-related issues in mental and psychosomatic disorders
Efficient and highly accurate data generation for AI applications in autonomous driving
Generative AI in Software Development with a focus on smart home applications.