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Applied Machine Learning for Cyber Security · Event date September 23, 2026 - September 24, 2026

AMLUCS 2026

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September 23, 2026 - September 24, 2026
Scheduled event

AMLUCS is a two-day, not-for-profit practitioner conference in London dedicated to applied AI and machine learning in cybersecurity. Its twin-track scope includes AI-system threats and mitigations, offensive and defensive AI, multi-agent design, governance and standards, and a preceding production AI red-team training course.

My takeaway: This is a high-signal bridge between applied research and operating practice. Capture concrete architectures, attacker assumptions, failure data, control measurements, and implementation artifacts; keep practitioner evidence separate from sponsor claims and revisit the entry when the final program is released.
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