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Meet Mileva Security Labs

We are pioneering AI risk management solutions that bridge the gap between cybersecurity and AI

Our mission

Mileva Security Labs was born out of Harriet Farlow's passion for protecting what matters most—people, technology, and the future of innovation.

After seeing first-hand the vulnerabilities in AI systems and the growing complexity of security challenges, Harriet founded Mileva Security Labs to bridge the gap between AI advancement and the need for robust risk management.

Our mission is simple: to help organisations harness the power of AI securely and responsibly, ensuring that innovation is always protected by strong, forward-thinking risk strategies.

Our values
INTEGRITY
Innovation
IMPACT
AI SECURITY

Meet Our Founder

Harriet's journey began at Deloitte Australia, where she specialised in Defence portfolio projects as a Senior Consultant. Her career also spans roles as a Data Scientist at the University of Sydney and as Senior Delivery Lead at a tech education start-up in New York City. She returned to Canberra to work for the Australian Government, where she served at the intersection of data science, cyber security, and national security, eventually becoming an acting Tech Director.

She holds a degree in Physics and Bio-anthropology, along with a Master's in Cyber Security. In 2021 she commenced a PhD in Machine Learning Security. This is where she encountered AI Security and adversarial machine learning for the first time.

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Harriet Farlow
CEO/Founder - Mileva Security Labs

Meet our team

Tania Sadhani

AI Security Researcher
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Cintia Grinstein

Marketing Manager
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Melissa A. Wisner

Advisor
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Christine Chen

Advisor
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Miranda R

AI Vulnerability Researcher
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Why the name Mileva?

Mileva Marić was Albert Einstein's first wife. She was one of the first women to graduate with a degree in Physics and Mathematics from their university in 1899. She collaborated with Einstein on his early theories. However, the extent of this collaboration was always contested and her domestic duties were prioritised over her own academic pursuits.

We name our company in honour of her, and all the other women and men who dreamed of reaching their full potential.

Harriet Hacks

Threat intel digest: 23 June 2025

This week we discussed multiple AI vulnerabilities, including Echolink in M365 Copilot, Agent Smith in Langchain, and a SQL injection flaw in Llama Index, all of which have been patched. We also covered a data exposure bug in Asana's MCP server and OWASP's project to create an AI vulnerability scoring system, while also outlining Google's defense layers for Gemini, Thomas Roccia's Proximity tool for MCP server security, news regarding AI and legal/security concerns, and research on AI hacking...

AI safety evaluations with Inspect

I'm back from holiday, and this week Tania and I talk about a project she completed as part of the ARENA AI safety curriculum to replicate the findings of evaluations on frontier AI capabilities. Link to reasoning paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.09696 Link to the Inspect dashboard: https://inspect-evals-dashboard.streamlit.app/ ARENA AI Safety course: https://www.arena.education/

Threat intel digest: 9 June 2025

This week we try a new condensed format for the AI security digest! we covered critical CVEs, including vulnerabilities in AWS MCP, Llama Index, GitHub MCP integration, and tool poisoning attacks. We also reported on malware campaigns using spoofed AI installers, a supply chain attack via fake PyTorch models, and the AI-guided discovery of a Linux kernel vulnerability by Sean Healin using OpenAI's 03 model. We addressed OpenAI's actions against malicious use of their models, Reddit's lawsuit ...

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