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Graph Topology for Securing Wall Street's AI Agents and Multi-agent Systems
Explore how graph topology can secure AI agents in financial markets, defend against malicious attacks, and protect multi-agent systems through topology-guided security frameworks.
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Overview
Explore how graph topology can secure AI agents in financial markets, defend against malicious attacks, and protect multi-agent systems through topology-guided security frameworks.
Syllabus
- Introduction to Graph Theory
- Overview of AI Agents in Financial Markets
- Graph Topology Basics
- Security Risks in AI Agents and Multi-agent Systems
- Topology-Guided Security Frameworks
- Defending AI Agents with Graph Topology
- Securing Multi-agent Systems
- Hands-on Projects and Case Studies
- Future Directions and Advanced Topics
- Conclusion and Course Review
Basics of Graphs: Nodes, Edges, and Paths
Types of Graphs: Directed, Undirected, Weighted, and Unweighted
Graph Measures: Centrality, Connectivity, and Clustering Coefficients
Types and Roles of AI Agents
Multi-agent Systems in Trading and Risk Management
Security Challenges in Financial AI Applications
Understanding Graph Topology and its Importance
Topological Properties: Connectivity, Redundancy, and Robustness
Analysing Topologies: Tools and Techniques
Common Vulnerabilities and Attack Vectors
Case Studies: Historical Attacks and Breaches in Financial AI
Designing Secure Graph Structures
Redundancy and Resilience Against Malicious Attacks
Implementation of Topological Defenses
Protecting Data Integrity and Privacy
Enhancing Communication Efficiency and Security
Intrusion Detection through Topological Changes
Cooperative Strategies for Distributed Agents
Fault Tolerance and Error Detection
Topological Influence on Multi-agent Coordination and Decision Making
Analyzing a Financial Multi-agent System's Topology
Designing a Security-Enhanced Agent Network
Simulating Attacks and Defenses on Graph-based Systems
Emerging Trends in Graph-based Security Models
AI and Quantum Computing in Graph Security
Towards Fully Autonomous Secure Financial Systems
Summary of Key Concepts
Discussion on Practical Implementations and Limitations
Final Q&A and Feedback Session
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Computer Science