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DESCRIPTION:As neurotechnology advances\, the integration of cyber-physical
  systems (CPS) with neural sensing is opening new frontiers in human augme
 ntation\, healthcare\, and cognitive computing. However\, these systems in
 troduce new security\, privacy\, and resilience challenges that are often 
 overlooked in traditional CPS security paradigms. This talk will explore t
 he intersection of cyber-physical security and human-in-the-loop neural sy
 stems\, drawing on recent work in neurosymbolic sensor fusion and real-tim
 e\, multimodal sensing for closed-loop brain stimulation.\n\nWe will discu
 ss ongoing research into real-world signal variability\, synchronization c
 hallenges\, privacy risks in shared environments\, and adversarial threats
  to neural inference pipelines. Using deep brain stimulation (DBS) as a ca
 se study\, we will examine how IoT-integrated neuroscience applications pr
 esent novel attack surfaces and safety considerations that go beyond tradi
 tional CPS security models. We will also highlight our latest work on sens
 or-based privacy risks\, the ethical considerations of AI-mediated neural 
 interventions\, and the challenge of aligning security and resilience fram
 eworks with dynamic human behavior.\n\nSpeaker(s): Luis Garcia\n\nAgenda: 
 \n6:50 - 7 PM: Registration\n\n7-8 PM: Talk and Q&A\n\nVirtual: https://ev
 ents.vtools.ieee.org/m/484536
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/484536
ORGANIZER:bherrera@qti.qualcomm.com
SEQUENCE:11
SUMMARY:A Trip to the Neural Frontier: Neurosymbolic Sensor Fusion for Trus
 tworthy AI-Enabled Neural Interventions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/484536
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>As neurotechnology advances\, the integrat
 ion of cyber-physical systems (CPS) with&nbsp\;neural&nbsp\;sensing is ope
 ning new&nbsp\;frontiers in human augmentation\, healthcare\, and cognitiv
 e computing. However\, these systems introduce new security\, privacy\, an
 d resilience challenges that are often overlooked in traditional CPS secur
 ity paradigms. This talk will explore the intersection of cyber-physical s
 ecurity and human-in-the-loop&nbsp\;neural&nbsp\;<wbr>systems\, drawing on
  recent work in neurosymbolic sensor fusion and real-time\, multimodal sen
 sing for closed-loop brain stimulation.</p>\n<p style="text-align: center\
 ;">We will discuss ongoing research into real-world signal variability\, s
 ynchronization challenges\, privacy risks in shared environments\, and adv
 ersarial threats to&nbsp\;neural&nbsp\;inference pipelines. Using deep bra
 in stimulation (DBS) as a case study\, we will examine how IoT-integrated 
 neuroscience applications present novel attack surfaces and safety conside
 rations that go beyond traditional CPS security models. We will also highl
 ight our latest work on sensor-based privacy risks\, the ethical considera
 tions of AI-mediated&nbsp\;neural&nbsp\;<wbr>interventions\, and the chall
 enge of aligning security and resilience frameworks with dynamic human beh
 avior.</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>6:50 - 7 PM: Registration</p>\n<p>7
 -8 PM: Talk and Q&amp\;A</p>
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