TechTalks
Moving Station, Pilsen
Come and learn what’s shaking the world of tech. You will learn how AI is impacting cybersecurity and how cities and individuals can defend against hacker attacks. At the Saturday conference, you’ll enjoy presentations by IT professionals from leading technology firms and interesting startups. Absolutely everyone – students, parents, experts, and laymen – is welcome among the audience.
This event’s cosy atmosphere will give you a unique opportunity to speak with the presenters both during and outside of their presentations. Don’t miss your chance to meet up with some of the best.
Participation is free for all #AimtecHackathon participants.
Program
Saturday 15. 3. 2025, only in czech language
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| 14:00 - 14:40 |
AI in the service of the dark sideJiří Gogela |
We will analyse the latest OpenAI report, which presents attempts to misuse artificial intelligence models. Who are the most frequent attacks targeting, what threat did AI pose to the US election, and which case turned out to be a hoax? |
| 14:50 - 15:30 |
CTF: How to steal flags in cyberspaceDavid Žahour |
What does it look like when hackers compete? What is a CTF competition and what are the rules? What do the tasks that train the next generation of hackers and crackers look like? And where are the biggest vulnerabilities in the world today? |
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A refreshment partner who helps with us:
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| 16:00 - 16:40 |
Inject the Brain of AI: How to Protect AI from Prompt Injection AttacksMarek Šottl, HackiHub |
Prompt injection is a new and increasingly serious threat to modern language models that threatens the credibility and security of applications using AI. But how to protect applications that rely on these models? How do we build applications using LLM correctly? You'll learn what Prompt Injection is and why it can't be ignored, how AWS helps build layers that protect language models, and we'll discuss proven strategies for developing applications that are resistant to Prompt Injection and input manipulation. |
| 16:50 - 17:30 |
How is Pilsen doing in modern cyberwars?Jakub Bělka, SPRÁVA INFORMAČNÍCH TECHNOLOGIÍ MĚSTA PLZNĚ |
We will go through together the real hacker attacks that the city of Pilsen faced and, of course, how it managed to defend itself against them. If you're wondering what the strategic defense of a city that has to withstand ever-improving digital attackers looks like, don't miss this talk. |
Jiří Gogela works in the area of cyber threat research (Threat Research) at Trend Micro. He specializes in network and cloud security. David works in research and development at Luxonis, where he focuses on connecting science and research with the commercial sphere. In the past he has been involved in the development of cubesat and ECG detection applications for IKEM. He has a long-standing commitment to the education and development of the younger generation - during his time at Nvias he helped inspire future technology leaders. His goal is to bring innovation and practical application of cutting-edge technology to the real world.reálného světa. Marek Šottl is a Czech expert in cloud technologies, DevOps and cybersecurity, specializing in DevSecOps and cloud platforms, especially AWS. He is also the creator of Hackitect's Playground YouTube channel. As a Principal Engineer at US companies, he has accumulated a wealth of experience around the world that he enjoys sharing within professional communities. Jakub works in the Information Technology Administration of the City of Pilsen. He manages systems related to automation and security of web applications. For example Kubernetes, f5 and gitlab.Speakers
