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Dr. Hicks is a Professor in Computer Science and UMIACS. His primary areas of research are: software security, web security, program analysis, language-based security, system security. |
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Dr. Foster is an Associate Professor in Computer Science and UMIACS. His primary areas of research are: Software security, web security, program analysis, language-based security. |
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Dr. Katz is a Professor in Computer Science and UMIACS. His primary areas of research are: Cryptography; computer and network security, and theoretical computer science. |
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Dr. Cukier is Associate Director for Education in the Maryland Cybersecurity Center & Assoc. Prof of Reliability Engr. Primary areas of research: Malware; malcode analysis; intrusion detection system evaluation. |
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Dr. Shi is Assistant Professor in Computer Science & UMIACS. Her primary areas of research are: Systems security; cloud computing; trustworthy/ ubiquitous computing; and applied cryptography. |
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Dana Dachman-Soled is an Assistant Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering and UMIACS. Her primary areas of research are Cryptography; security; and complexity theory. |
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Dr. Dumitraș is an Assistant Professor in Electrical & Computer Engineering. His primary areas of research are: Security Analytics, Distributed Systems, Software Upgrades. |
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Dr. Golbeck is an Associate Professor in the College of Information
Studies and director of the Human-Computer Interaction lab. Her primary areas of research are: social network analysis, online trust,
and human-computer interaction. |
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Dr. Larry Gordon is a Ernst & Young Alumni Professor
in the Robert H. Smith School of Business/UMIACS. His primary areas of research are: Cybersecurity economics, information security, cybersecurity risk management. |
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Dr. Papamanthou is an Assistant Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering and UMIACS. His primary areas of research are applied cryptography and computer security. |
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Dr. Maimon in an Assistant Professor in Criminology
and Criminal Justice. His primary areas of research are the application of criminological theories to cybercrime and online victimization. |
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