Preserving data privacy in Machine Learning pipelines with Federated Learning

FAME's project blog
The feature extraction capabilities of Machine Learning (ML) models have led to their wide adoption in a large variety of sectors: from anomaly detection for machinery, to user clustering and behavioral prediction, market trends predictions, or the analysis of text, sound, and image data.

Leveraging Large Language Models for Financial Predictions

FAME project blog
In the world of finance, where every decision can have significant ramifications, the possibility of predicting market movements is invaluable. Traditionally, analysts have relied on a combination of data analysis, market trends, and expert insights to make informed predictions.

Self-Sovereign Identity: Realising the journey from innovation to market

Atos Digital Security Magazine
Self-Sovereign Identity can be considered as the most significant paradigm shift, surpassing the more established centralised and federated approaches that have shaped identity management in the past decades.

FAME: Federated Decentralized Trusted Data Marketplace for Embedded Finance

IEEE
Due to its multivariate and multipurpose use and reuse, data’s worth is dramatically increasing, leading to an era characterized by the generation of data marketplaces towards accessing, selling, sharing, and trading data and data assets.

ARIES project

Chapter 11 in book “Challenges in Cybersecurity and Privacy – the European Research Landscape”, ISBN: 978-87-7022-088-0

An Overview on ARIES: Reliable European Identity Ecosystem

Chapter in book “Challenges in Cybersecurity and Privacy - the European Research Landscape” by River Publishers. ISBN: 9788770220880 doi: https://doi.org/10.13052/rp-9788770220873

Orchestrating Privacy Enhancing Technologies and Services with BPM Tools. The WITDOM Data Protection Orchestrator.

ARES '17 Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security Article No. 89

ARIES Reliable European Identity Ecosystem

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