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AMLUCS

AMLUCS

IT Services and IT Consulting

Conference on Applied Machine Learning for Cyber Security

About us

AMLUCS is a not-for-profit, practitioner led event, focused on real world application rather than sales and hype. It brings together security engineers, data scientists, researchers, vendors, policymakers, and operators who are actively building, breaking, and defending AI enabled systems. AMLUCS tracks the latest advancements at the intersection of cyber security and AI/ML, with a strong emphasis on what actually works in practice. Visit our website for more information!

Website
https://www.amlucs.ai/
Industry
IT Services and IT Consulting
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2023
Specialties
Cyber Security, Applied Machine Learning, AI Security Threats, Vulnerabilities & Mitigations, Agent Capabilities, Offensive/Defensive AI & Cyber Operations, Multi-Agent Systems, Architectures & Secure Design, AI Security Governance, Risk Assessment & Standards, and Explainability, Interpretability & AI Fairness in Security Contexts

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  • View organization page for AMLUCS

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    🎉 That’s a wrap on AMLUCS 2026! What an incredible couple of days at Plexal, Here East, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for the fourth annual Applied Machine Learning for Cyber Security (AMLUCS) Conference. We set out to create an event focused on the practical intersection of AI/ML and cyber security, bringing together the people researching, building, deploying and securing these technologies. ...Look what we've all achieved! It was fantastic to see that ambition reflected in a sold-out conference and a community spanning central government, defence, major primes, SMEs and academia. A few highlights: 🔹 A near 50/50 audience split across our two tracks, demonstrating the appetite for both Real-World & Applied perspectives and Research & Innovation. 🔹 A programme tackling some of the biggest questions facing the community, from agentic AI, autonomous cyber defence and AI security assurance, through to vulnerabilities, regulation, critical infrastructure and the security of the wider AI technology stack. 🔹 Talks that went beyond the technology itself, exploring the human element of AI security, including how we integrate autonomous systems with human judgement, oversight and accountability. 🔹 A continued focus on diversity, inclusion and the future pipeline of talent. Through our partnerships and bursary scheme, we were delighted to support early-career practitioners and academics to participate, learn, build their networks and contribute to the community. But perhaps the biggest highlight was the community feel throughout. AMLUCS is about bringing together different backgrounds, disciplines, organisations and perspectives, creating an environment where people can ask questions, share knowledge, challenge ideas and learn from one another. Seeing those conversations and new connections happening across government, industry and academia was hugely rewarding. A massive thank you to our key partners the National Cyber Security Centre , Dstl and Frazer-Nash Consultancy , and to everyone who helped make AMLUCS possible. Thank you also to our sponsors: 🏆 Platinum: Microsoft | Abundant Security 🥇 Gold: Actica Consulting | Tenacium DC | Deep Cyber 🏟️ Venue Sponsor: Plexal Supporters: CyBOK: Cyber Security Body of Knowledge | Women in Cyber Unlimited And finally, thank you to every speaker, panellist, workshop lead, technical committee member, organiser, volunteer and attendee who contributed their time, expertise and ideas. Selling out the conference was a fantastic milestone, but seeing the community grow, collaborate and share ideas is the real measure of success. There is a huge amount happening at the intersection of AI and cyber security. The challenge now is to keep those conversations, connections and collaborations going long after the conference doors close. See you at AMLUCS 2027! 🚀 #AMLUCS #CyberSecurity #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #AISecurity #AgenticAI #Innovation #Research #Community

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    Great to see AMLUCS sell out this year, a strong signal, if one was needed, of how much interest there is in the security challenges emerging around AI. I’m really looking forward to the event kicking off on Wednesday, and particularly to chairing a panel on what “secure enough” actually is for real-world organisations. We’ll be exploring how regulation is shaping AI security, where regulatory expectations meet operational reality, and how organisations can make sensible decisions when things are moving so quickly. A big thank you to the panellists Alister Shepherd , John Sotiropoulos and Al Banks, I’m looking forward to hearing your perspectives and having a lively discus And congratulations to the FNC team, particularly Alexandra Revell , Ian M. , Callie Heesom and the technical committee. It’s been great to see AMLUCS grow and develop in such a positive new direction. Looking forward to seeing everyone there.

    View organization page for Advai

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    Advai's Jake Thomas and Paul Vautravers will be at AMLUCS this week, contributing to two important conversations around AI security and regulation. Paul will present “Agentic Security Benchmarks are Executable Threat Models: Measuring Risk Relocation in AI Defences”, based on Advai’s work for LASR. He’ll explore how AI security defences can reduce one risk while unintentionally creating others and why benchmarks need to test the full operational picture, not just a headline score. Jake will lead the panel “Secure Enough? How Regulation Shapes AI Security”, looking at how emerging regulation, standards and assurance expectations are shaping the way organisations design, deploy and secure AI systems. If you’re at AMLUCS this week, come along to their sessions and say hello to the team. #AISecurity #AIAssurance #AgenticAI #AIRegulation https://www.amlucs.ai/

  • 🎉 Tickets are officially closed for AMLUCS! 🎉 We’ve reached capacity and are delighted to say AMLUCS is sold out. A huge thank you to everyone who has registered. We can’t wait to bring together an incredible community of AI security professionals, researchers, policymakers and practitioners. Now the countdown really begins. See you at #AMLUCS! 🚀 #AISecurity #CyberSecurity #AgenticAI #AIGovernance #AIRegulation

  • 📅  The doors open for AMLUCS 2026 on Wednesday! AI is changing both sides of the cyber security equation.  Attackers are gaining new capabilities.  Defenders are gaining new tools.  The challenge is understanding what actually works in practice. That's why we are looking forward to AMLUCS 2026, where practitioners, researchers and industry leaders will be joining us to sharing lessons learned, emerging risks and real-world approaches to AI-enabled cyber security. What do you think will be the biggest AI security challenge over the next 12 months? 📅 23-24 September 2026  📍 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London  🎟️ See you all soon: https://www.amlucs.ai/ #AI #CyberSecurity #AMLUCS2026 #MachineLearning #CyberDefence 

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  • AMLUCS reposted this

    Looking forward to my AMLUCS 2026 session on 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗰 𝗖𝗿𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗰 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲𝘀 with Marino Bekios, a digital forensic investigator with the Hellenic Police and creator of the DFIR Periodic Table. ⚡ Autonomy, identity, machine speed, advanced capabilities, and the commoditisation of AI are creating new opportunities for cybercrime. 🔍 Investigating this new wave of crime brings a new set of challenges. Not only for our forensic capabilities and investigative approaches, but also for evidence, provenance, attribution, and judicial admissibility, with conflicting rules across jurisdictions. The question is no longer just how we investigate what a human did with a computer. It is how we investigate what autonomous systems did, why they did it, under whose authority, and whether the resulting evidence can withstand forensic and judicial scrutiny. 🛡️ Marino and I will present our framework for addressing these challenges, drawing on publicly documented cases, and demonstrate our reference implementation of a Trusted Forensic Agent. This year's AMLUCS is packed with great sessions, speakers, and panelists including Hyrum Anderson Harriet Farlow Jake Thomas Sara Farmer Alister Shepherd Steven Young Sabrina Sadiekh Rick Hennessy Ihsen Alouani Max Corbridge and many more See conference programme at https://lnkd.in/dB92ZY48 #AgenticAI #Cybercrime #DigitalForensics #DFIR #AISecurity #CyberSecurity #AIForensics

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  • 🔥 Only 11 tickets left for AMLUCS 2026!   The response to this year's event has been incredible, and we're now down to the final 11 tickets before we are sold out!   If you've been considering joining us for a day of expert talks, hands-on workshops, and practical discussions on AI security, governance, regulation, and agentic AI, now is the time to secure your place. Once they're gone, they're gone.   Don't miss out on one of the UK's leading gatherings of AI security practitioners, researchers, policymakers and industry leaders. Join experts from government, industry and academia to explore the latest developments in AI security, regulation, governance and agentic AI.   🎟️ Grab one of the last remaining places today. https://www.amlucs.ai/   #AMLUCS #AICyberSecurity #ResponsibleAI #CyberSecurity

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  • 🚀 AI adoption is moving fast. Are our security strategies keeping up?   Join two thought-provoking panel discussions at AMLUCS exploring some of the biggest questions facing organisations today. Featuring an outstanding line-up of experts from government, industry, research and financial services, including leaders from DCMS, FCA, Dstl, OWASP and the AI cyber-security community:   🎯 Where Do We Start? The Difference Between AI Security and Traditional Cyber Security Practical insights from policy-makers, researchers and practitioners on securing AI systems, avoiding common pitfalls, and delivering measurable value. Panelists: Ed Venmore-Rowland (Head of AI Cyber Security Policy, Department for Culture, Media and Sport) Harriet Farlow (Founder of Mileva Security Labs, AI Security researcher, author of 'Practical AI Security’) Daniel Jones (Founder of Stealth Agentic AI Security, former Microsoft AI Red Team). 🎯 Secure Enough? How Regulation Shapes AI Security A discussion on the growing impact of regulation, assurance expectations, compliance challenges and how organisations can balance innovation with security. Panelists: Ali Shepherd (CISO and Chief Scientific Advisor, FCA), Dr. Alec Banks (Principal Advisor, Autonomous Systems & AI Safety Engineering, Dstl) John Sotiropoulos (Founder of DeepCyber, Board Director of the OWASP GenAI Security Project, best selling AI Security author). Whether you're responsible for AI strategy, cyber security, governance or risk, these sessions will provide valuable perspectives on securing AI in the real world. 🔗 Learn more and register: https://www.amlucs.ai/   👋 See you at AMLUCS 2026.   #AICyberSecurity #CyberSecurity #ResponsibleAI #AIGovernance #AIRegulation #GenAI #AIRisk #AMLUCS #ArtificialIntelligence #SecurityLeadership

  • 💭 Can an AI agent's "inner monologue" reveal it's been compromised before its actions do? Join us at AMLUCS AI and find out.   🔍 What if the biggest security signal isn't in the prompt or the output... but inside the agent's reasoning itself?   Join Max Corbridge and Sunny Chau from Secure Agentics at AMLUCS for a hands-on workshop: 🎯 The Agent's Inner Monologue: Catching Compromise in the Reasoning Trace   Most AI security controls focus on the edges: guardrails, filters, prompts and output monitoring. In this practical session, you'll explore a different approach, monitoring an agent's reasoning trace to detect attacks and compromise that traditional controls may miss. ✅ Work directly with Adrian, the open-source agent runtime monitoring platform ✅ Learn from experts in offensive security, red teaming and AI security research ✅ Get hands-on experience identifying and detecting agentic threats in real-world scenarios   Bring your laptop, and be ready to get your hands dirty (check the AMLUCS programme for link to pre-install Adrian). 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eSXSRuV9   If you're building, securing or governing AI agents, this is one session you won't want to miss: Thursday 24th, kicking off at 1pm.   #AMLUCS #AISecurity #AgenticAI #CyberSecurity #SecureAgentics #AIAgents #GenAI #ResponsibleAI #AIInnovation

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  • ⏳ Just 1 week to go until AMLUCS 2026 In 7 days time, security professionals, AI practitioners, researchers and policymakers will come together in London to discuss one of the most important challenges facing organisations today: How do we harness AI securely while defending against AI-enabled threats? What I like about AMLUCS is its focus on practical application rather than hype. The agenda covers topics including AI security threats, offensive and defensive AI, multi-agent systems, governance, risk and secure design, delivered by people actively working in the field. 📅 23-24 September 2026  📍 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London  If you're involved in cyber security, AI, data science or technology risk, now is a good time to secure your place. 🎟️ Register here: https://www.amlucs.ai/ #CyberSecurity #AI #AISecurity #MachineLearning #AMLUCS2026 

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  • 🚨 Keynote Speaker Announcement: David Chismon 🚨 📢 We are delighted to announce that David Chismon, CTO for Architecture at the National Cyber Security Centre will open AMLUCS 2026.   🎤 Keynote: Caging Gods - Building sandboxes for the most capable AI agents. Bringing a wealth of experience and leadership from both the public and private sector, David and his team work on making the hard parts of security easier and support the security design of the most critical UK systems. Join us at AMLUCS 2026 to hear David discuss recent incidents of unsanctioned agent behaviour during evaluation of autonomous cyber agents and provide insight into safeguarding testing in this increasingly risky and complex area.   📅 23-24 September 2026 
📍 Plexal, London  🔗 Learn more and register: https://www.amlucs.ai/   #AMLUCS2026

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