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10 Machine Learning Blueprints You Should Know for Cybersecurity

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Product type Book
Published in May 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781804619476
Pages 330 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Rajvardhan Oak Rajvardhan Oak
Profile icon Rajvardhan Oak

Table of Contents (15) Chapters

Preface Chapter 1: On Cybersecurity and Machine Learning Chapter 2: Detecting Suspicious Activity Chapter 3: Malware Detection Using Transformers and BERT Chapter 4: Detecting Fake Reviews Chapter 5: Detecting Deepfakes Chapter 6: Detecting Machine-Generated Text Chapter 7: Attributing Authorship and How to Evade It Chapter 8: Detecting Fake News with Graph Neural Networks Chapter 9: Attacking Models with Adversarial Machine Learning Chapter 10: Protecting User Privacy with Differential Privacy Chapter 11: Protecting User Privacy with Federated Machine Learning Chapter 12: Breaking into the Sec-ML Industry Index Other Books You May Enjoy

Differentially private deep learning

In the sections so far, we covered how differential privacy can be implemented in standard machine learning classifiers. In this section, we will cover how it can be implemented for neural networks.

DP-SGD algorithm

Differentially private stochastic gradient descent (DP-SGD) is a technique used in machine learning to train models on sensitive or private data without revealing the data itself. The technique is based on the concept of differential privacy, which guarantees that an algorithm’s output remains largely unchanged, even if an individual’s data is added or removed.

DP-SGD is a variation of the stochastic gradient descent (SGD) algorithm, which is commonly used for training deep neural networks. In SGD, the algorithm updates the model parameters by computing the gradient of the loss function on a small randomly selected subset (or “batch”) of the training data. This is done iteratively until the algorithm...

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