IEEE Tech Talk: Data classification, security paradigm, and security for LLM applications
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Data is the foundation of any software application. These applications accept, process, and output the response based on the data type. It is of high importance to ensure the safety of these data. The protection is ensured by architecting the application securely. With the rise of foundational models the influence of ML applications is growing and the paradigm of security changes rapidly. There are various ways to interact with these foundational models and this is the application developers responsibility to secure the data accepted and ended by these applications.
In this talk, I will discuss the data classification, security paradigm, and security for LLM applications.
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- Date: 12 Jun 2024
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09 June 2024 07:00 AM UTC
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12 June 2024 02:00 AM UTC
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Pranav Chaudhary
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Getting Started with Systems Engineering and Requirements Management
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Speaker: Pranav Chaudhary
I have been a full-stack developer in B2B and B2C domains for the past 12 years. My expertise includes distributed computing, cyber security, and Artificial Intelligence. Throughout my career, I have worked with various organizations to create impactful products for customers across the globe. For the past 7 years, I have been working with Amazon. As a senior engineer, I have expertise in creating highly secure applications and protecting customer critical information at scale. My work on LLM ensures quality data is used in pre-training cost-effectively, MLOps to ensure faster experimentation with models, and leveraging Foundational Models to create content generation securely. These applications have reduced the cost, effort and automated the tasks to train, re-train, experiment, fine tune tasks by margins. I have created DLP (Data Loss Prevention) applications to serve thousands of TPS (Transaction Per Second) and process trillions of messages daily to identify and secure critical information. In addition to my technical skills, I am dedicated to mentoring my peers, junior engineers and interns to help them grow professionally.
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6.00 PM to 6.50 PM Techtalk