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SUMMARY:Vector UK new starters and graduates training day
DESCRIPTION:Do you have new starters or graduates joining your team? Could they benefit from a free Discovery Day focused on embedded electronic systems?\nVector is delighted to invite new starters and graduates in the automotive embedded electronics sector to our Engineering Discovery Day on 29 January in Birmingham. \nThis free\, in person event is designed to accelerate early career development by exploring both the fundamentals and the future of automotive electronics. Through expert led presentations and hands on demonstrations\, attendees will gain practical insight into the technologies shaping tomorrow’s vehicles. \nAgenda \n• History of Automotive Electronics\n• Automotive Software Architecture\n• Drive Forwards: Software Defined Vehicles\n• Testing and Validation\n• Driving Code Quality: Static & Dynamic Testing\n• “Measure It. If It’s Wrong Change It. When It’s Right Save It.” — The World of Automotive Diagnostics\n• Electric Propulsion\n• ADAS: Fit for the Future \nWhat You Can Expect \n• Insightful presentations delivered by industry specialists\n• Live technology demonstrations linked to each topic\n• Networking opportunities with peers\, engineers\, and sector professionals\n• A forward look at the innovations shaping the future of automotive engineering\nThis event is free of charge and held in person in Birmingham.\nWe look forward to welcoming the next generation of automotive engineering talent.
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/vector-uk-new-starters-and-graduates-training-day/
LOCATION:Vector Academy GB\, 2460 Regents Court\, Birmingham\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:IoTSF January 2026 Webinar
DESCRIPTION:With Anupam Mediratta (Stealth Startup) – Building Adaptive IoT Security with AI-Generated Attack Simulation and Florian Lukavsky (SignPath) with all the CRA latest. \nIoT attacks have surged 400% year-over-year\, with AI-powered threats now bypassing 78% of traditional security measures.  \nManufacturing faces 906 unique threat signatures\, while critical infrastructure absorbed 71 billion attack attempts in 2024 alone.  \nTraditional detection methods are fundamentally broken. \nThis talk presents groundbreaking research that flips the script on IoT security: using AI to generate synthetic “hard-negative” attacks that train smarter\, more resilient detection systems.  \nWe combine diffusion-based generative models with pre-trained time-series foundation models to create attacks that mirror real-world APT tactics—from polymorphic malware to living-off-the-land techniques. \nOur approach specifically addresses the critical gap in current IoT security: the insufficient diversity of attacks in training data.  \nBy generating synthetic attacks that maintain benign statistical properties while executing malicious actions\, we prepare defences for threats that don’t yet exist in the wild. \nWith malicious APT groups targeting cyber-physical systems and “malware sentience” emerging through AI-powered autonomous attacks\, this research offers a critical path forward.  \nWe’re not just detecting known threats—we’re anticipating and defending against the AI-enhanced attacks of tomorrow. \nAnupam Mediratta bio: Anupam is an entrepreneur in the field of AI and Machine Learning. He was previously a PhD student (now a dropout) at the University of Edinburgh\, where he became interested in applying AI to IoT security. He has been an IoTSF professional member for the last few years\, which has helped him understand the space of IoT Security. He has also been a tech/ML lead at Microsoft\, Uber and a couple of startups. He also holds a few papers/patents in the field of AI.
URL:https://techworks.org.uk/event/iotsf-january-2026-webinar/
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