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2026

arXiv preprint · 2026

The Oracle’s Gambit: A Game-Theoretic Framework for Responsible AI Release

Christoph R Landolt, Tobias Lorenz, Marta Kwiatkowska, Mario Fritz

Models responsible AI release as a bilevel Stackelberg game, showing that defender welfare depends on the capability gap rather than the shared capability level — so for dual-use models the decisive lever is the sequencing of access, not the deploy-or-withhold threshold.

CyCon 2026 — 18th International Conference on Cyber Conflict, NATO CCDCOE · 2026

Enhancing Cyber Attack Autonomy Through Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning

Christoph R Landolt, Julian Jang-Jaccard, Valentin Mulder, Roland Meier, Christoph Würsch, Mario Fritz

Implements autonomous offensive red-team agents with deep multi-agent RL in the NASim environment, showing that MARL agents learn coordinated attack patterns such as lateral movement and capture the flag, while identifying training stability at scale as the primary bottleneck.

2025

IEEE Swiss Conference on Data Science 2025 · 2025

Securing RAG: A Risk Assessment and Mitigation Framework

Lukas Ammann, Sara Ott, Christoph R Landolt, Marco P Lehmann

Maps the attack surface of Retrieval Augmented Generation pipelines end to end, pairs each risk with a mitigation, and combines them with existing security standards into a framework for building trustworthy RAG systems.

ICMCIS 2025 - International Conference on Military Communication and Information Systems · 2025

Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning in Cybersecurity: From Fundamentals to Applications

Christoph R Landolt, Christoph Würsch, Roland Meier, Alain Mermoud, Julian Jang-Jaccard

A survey of multi-agent reinforcement learning for automated cyber defense, covering intruder detection, lateral movement containment, and the role of Cyber Gyms in training and validating autonomous defense agents.