At Swiss Cyber Storm, scip AG is bringing hands-on engagement to the participants as part of the AI Village. Our team of four red teamers will offer an interactive space where attendees can explore, experiment, and discuss AI security in an informal yet educational setting. Whether cybersecurity professionals or AI-curious, participants can join us and engage with experts in the field.

• AI Detection – Spot the AI: Participants will determine whether content is AI-generated or human-created, sharpening analytical skills and discussions
• The Deepfake Experience: Attendees can experience AI-generated media
• AI Manipulation – Bypassing Security Measures: Participants will attempt to bypass AI security measures, such as, circumventing chat-bot protections

Beyond interactive stations, our “Wall of Knowledge” will serve as an open forum for discussions on AI security fostering knowledge-sharing and networking. We aim to offer Swiss Cyber Storm attendees a space for hands-on learning, networking, and tackling AI security challenges. Whether testing AI deception, experimenting with AI tools, or exploring security loopholes, we invite everyone to join us for a day of discovery and discussion.

About the speakers

Andrea Hauser

Offense Team at scip AG

Andrea Hauser graduated with a Bachelor of Science FHO in information technology at the University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil. She is focusing her offensive work on web application security testing and the realization of social engineering campaigns. Her research focus is creating and analyzing deepfakes.
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Ralph Meier

Offense Team at scip AG

Ralph Meier completed an apprenticeship as an application developer and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the ZHAW School of Engineering. In his bachelor’s thesis he analyzed how a deeper understanding of scenes would be possible through the use of deep learning. His primary task is doing security-related analysis of web and mobile applications and services.
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Yann Santschi

Offense Team at scip AG

Yann Santschi completed an apprenticeship as a systems engineer and then worked as a cybersecurity consultant at one of the Big Four consulting firms. He is currently pursuing his Bachelor’s degree in Information and Cyber Security at HSLU. His focus is on web applications, network security, and social engineering. In recent research, he started focusing on deep fakes.
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Lucie Hoffmann

Offense Team at scip AG

Lucie Hoffmann completed a Bachelor in Information and Communication Systems at EPFL followed by a Master in Cybersecurity joint between EPFL and ETH. She gained theoretical and practical experience in machine learning algorithms and analytics while learning about privacy and security challenges of this field. She was able to collect working experience on the new network architecture SCION during her master thesis. Her focus is on application and network security.
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Dr. Marisa Tschopp

Researcher at scip AG

Dr. Marisa Tschopp is a psychologist at scip AG, investigating on AI from a socio-psychological perspective with a specific focus on ethical implications. Her work explores human-AI relationships, tech for mental health, agency and gender-related issues.
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