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Supsec Workshop Fall 2022: AI for supervision

September 19th, in Inria Rennes (salle de conférence)

9h30 Welcome coffee

10:15 Rémi Badonnel (Loria): Management of Security for the Cyber-Space: From Smart Monitoring to Automated Configuration

11:00 Lénaïg Cornanguer (Inria): TAG: Learning Timed Automata from Logs

12:00 Lunch

13:30 Yufei Han (Inria): automated AI-driven pipeline for network intrusion detection / classification

14:15 Giang Nguyen (Institute of Informatics, Slovak Academy of Sciences): Deep learning for proactive network monitoring and security protection

15:00 Short 15mn break

15:15 Gregory Blanc (Telecom Sud Paris): *Contributions of AI to the evaluation of intrusion detection systems*

Canceled

16:00 Ying Zhao (Naval Postgraduate School): [REMOTE] Integrating Human Reasoning and Machine Learning for Causal Learning Applied to Defense Applications

16:45 - 17:00 Coffee break

September 20th

09:45 Welcome coffee

10:15 Olivier Gesny (Silicom): C4PTION, or Why Characterizing Authors of PorTIONs of code and commits?

11:00 Gildas Jeantet (sekoia.io): Prédiction de patterns d’attaques dans les rapports d’analyses et détection d’anomalies dans les logs (talk/demo in French)

12:00 Lunch

13:30 Pierre-François Gimenez (Inria) [REMOTE] Behavioral intrusion detection system based on machine learning

14:15 Amélie Raymond (Télécom-Physique - University of Strasbourg): Anomaly detection using supervised learning: from logs to images

15:00 Romain Brisse (Malizen & Inria) KRAKEN: A Knowledge-Based Recommender system for Analysts, to Kick Exploration up a Notch

Registration (free but mandatory)

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Information

Location

The Supsec Workshop Fall 2022 is located in Inria centre at Rennes University on the University Campus (called “Campus de Beaulieu”), in the east of Rennes.

When you are at Inria centre at Rennes University, enter building 12G “Accueil Inria – IRISA”. The lectures will take place in the “Centre de conférences Inria”.

Transportation

Reach Inria from the city center

The easiest way to reach Inria is to take the bus. The main bus stop in the city center is called “République”. You can take the bus lines C4 (direction “ZA Saint-Sulpice, Rennes”) and C6 (direction “Rigourdière, Cesson-Sévigné”). The nearest bus stop is called “Les Préales”. More information for planning your journey on the Star public transportation service.

Alternatively you can rent a bike (more information: Vélo Star).

Reach Inria from the train station

A number of trains stop in Rennes. You can reach the city center by metro, and take the bus from there.

Reach Inria from the airport

The nearest airport is Rennes Saint-Jacques. The easiest way to get to Inria from the airport is to take a taxi (around €30). You can also take the bus line C6 (bus stop “Aéroport, Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande” to “Rigourdière, Cesson-Sévigné”).

Accommodation

The accommodation remains at your expense.

If you wish to stay at a hotel, here is a list of hotels recommended by Inria:

Hôtel de Nemours: 5 Rue de Nemours, 35000 Rennes. Tel +332 99 78 26 26. https://www.hotelnemours.com/en/
Hôtel Anne de Bretagne: 12 Rue Tronjolly, 35000 Rennes. Tel +332 99 31 49 49. https://www.hotel-rennes.com/
Aparthotel Adagio Access Rennes Centre: 35 Rue d’Antrain, 35700 Rennes. Tel +332 23 21 26 00. https://www.adagio-city.com/fr/hotel-8398-aparthotel-adagio-access-rennes-centre/index.shtml
Appart’hôtel Odalys Rennes Lorgeril: 2, Rue de Lorgeril 35000 Rennes. Tel +332 99 12 55 20. https://www.odalys-vacances.com/location-mer/bretagne/rennes/odalys-rennes-lorgeril.html

Context and organization

The DGA has entrusted Inria, on behalf of all the partners of the PEC research centre (Pôle d’excellence cyber), with the organisation of “thematic semesters” dedicated to cybersecurity.

Led by one or several researchers from PEC partners, a thematic semester has the following objectives:

to strengthen the visibility and scientific activity of teams working on a given cybersecurity subject;
to strengthen technology transfer activity through the development of platforms or proofs of concept;
to carry out a strategic reflection on the theme, which will take the form of a white book intended to be widely disseminated and which will be used to steer funding by the PEC;
to provide scientific formation and information for students and for the general public.

To this end, a thematic semester is made up of a series of scientific events such as colloquia, conferences and working group meetings. There is a with thematic coherence between these events that are organized over a period of 3 to 6 months. These activities are complemented by short or longer term invitations of researchers and other events that may be organized in cooperation with the Rennes ecosystem.