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Nadya Bliss
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Nadya Bliss is an experienced leader of science and technology organizations with over two decades in the defense, security and higher education sectors.
Bliss has significant experience identifying advanced research capabilities to address mission needs. The Advanced Capabilities for National Security Institute convenes world-class, interdisciplinary researchers and experts around mission-critical areas in support of national security.
Bliss holds a Professor of Practice appointment in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence.
She also currently serves on the National Academies’ Forum on Cyber Resilience and a Standing Committee on Transformative Science and Technology for the Department of Defense.
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Cybersecurity has fundamentally changed, because now you do not need to be a sophisticated hacker to deploy a sophisticated attack. In the long term, I believe AI will help create more secure systems because of its ability to identify vulnerabilities before deployment. But there will likely be a difficult transition period between now and then, and it’s our job to shorten that transition period as much as possible.
Nadya Bliss How AI is reshaping cybersecurity
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