FORAIMobility

An interdisciplinary research initiative focusing on cybersecurity, resilience and digital trust.

Innovation & Security

Objectives

Developing an AI System

Developing and implementing an AI system with a continuous learning approach

Identifying Attack Vectors

Identifying potential attack vectors by understanding how these systems can be compromised

Simulating Attacks

Simulating attacks to create scenarios to test the forensic readiness of the implemented AI system

Forensic Readiness

Ensuring forensic readiness by establishing processes and tools that allow for the collection of legally admissible evidence in the event of an attack on neural networks

Impact

Product Security

Manufacturers will gain access to advanced forensic tools that can be integrated into their products, enhancing their security features.

Operational Safety of AI Systems

Operators can use the developed methods to ensure the ongoing security and integrity of their autonomous systems.

Law Enforcement

Authorities and investigative agencies will be equipped with the tools and knowledge to investigate incidents involving AI systems, leading to more effective law enforcement and regulatory compliance.

Benefits for Society

Society at large will benefit from the increased transparency, safety and reliability of autonomous vehicles, which could lead to greater acceptance and adoption of this technology.

Partner/Team/Consortium

Cyberagentur

Project financed by Cyberagentur

The Cyberagentur is Germany’s national innovation agency for cybersecurity. Its mission is to drive forward groundbreaking innovations that address the future needs of national and homeland security. The agency identifies, finances, and evaluates disruptive research that will shape cybersecurity in the next 10 to 15 years. Through this work, the Cyberagentur aims to strengthen Germany’s strategic advantages in cyberspace, enhance technological independence, and support the country’s digital sovereignty. The agency operates with independent scientific advice, clear legal oversight, and strong connections to research and industry networks.

University Konstanz

The University of Konstanz contributes its well‑established legal research expertise to the FORAIMobility project. Its work focuses in particular on the analysis and assessment of the legal framework governing the use of AI‑based systems in the mobility domain. In this context, the University provides scientific support for legal issues, assists in the interpretation of regulatory requirements, and contributes to the development of legally sound recommendations for action. Through this role, the University of Konstanz supports the legal robustness of the project activities and helps ensure that the developed approaches comply with applicable law.