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Photograph of me lecturing at the blackboard (credit: R. Benjamin Shapiro, 2002).
Upcoming events that I'm involved with:
DFRWS 2012 (Papers due Feb. 20, 2012)
NSPW 2012 (Papers due Apr. 6, 2012) CSET 2012 (Papers due Apr. 19, 2012) Dagstuhl Seminar (Dec. 9–12, 2012)
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Research Projects
My focus is currently in several primary areas, including computer forensics, electronic voting, the insider threat, security policy modeling, security metrics, experiments, and empirical studies. This page lists a number of the research projects that I am or have recently been working on. I am extremely grateful to the National Science Foundation, the Department of Energy Office of Science, the Department of Energy National Energy Technology Laboratory, and the I3P, for supporting the research that my graduate students and I are conducting. Current ProjectsNSF Byzantine Fault Tolerance and Intrusion Detection
Computer Forensics
NSF Electronic Voting and E-Voting Forensics
Insider Threat
DOE Intrusion Detection and Data Sanitization for High-Performance Computing
DOE Smart Grid Security
NSF The Hive Mind: Sensor Networks for GENI
Past ProjectsI3P Metric-Based Anomaly Detection
I3P Data Anonymization/Sanitization (Senior Personnel) NSF Recommendation Systems Security (Senior Personnel) NSF Security Metrics, Experiments, and Empirical Studies (Co-PI)
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Last modified: Monday, 09-Jan-2012 15:36:06 PST