A Turing workshop focused on threat modelling to counter systemic cyber risks from combining shadow AI, sleeper agents, malware and disinformation in autonomous AI attacks in digital identity systems.

This workshop advances the ongoing exploration of systemic cyber risks in digital identity infrastructures, building directly on insights gained from Workshop 1 (Rapid Evidence Review) and Workshop 2 (Resilience in Digital Identity – Systemic Risks from Emerging Technologies). While the earlier sessions mapped the broader landscape of risks and resilience challenges, Workshop 3 focuses on developing threat models to understand and counter the convergence of Shadow AI, sleeper agents, AI malware, and AI based disinformation within autonomous AI-driven attacks. The session will also consider the role of emerging protocols such as Model Context Protocol (MCP), Agent-to-Agent (A2A), and AGNTCY, which are reshaping how agents interact, coordinate, and embed within digital infrastructures, and which may inadvertently introduce new systemic vulnerabilities. 

The deadline to register is 12:00pm (London, UK) on Monday, 24 November 2025.

https://www.turing.ac.uk/events/threat-modelling-sleeper-agents-agentic-ai-attack-chains-and-resilience-digital-identity