Assessing Network Middlebox Impact on End-to-End Protocol Behavior via a Distributed and Reprogrammable Framework Ilies Benhabbour, Ph.D. Student, Computer Science Mar 4, 13:00 - 16:00 B5 L5 R5220 cybersecurity Cryptography distributed computing This dissertation focuses on the detection and verification of network middleboxes thanks to the creation of a new distributed framework called NoPASARAN.
Dependability assessment work at City, University of London and possible synergies with RC3 at KAUST Reader, the Department of Computer Science, City, University of London. Mar 7, 15:30 - 16:30 B4 L5 R5209 dependability fault tolerance cybersecurity Abstract The talk will give an overview of research at the Department of Computer Science at the City University of London, focusing on the past and current dependability work at the Centre for Software Reliability. The talk will conclude with an overview of related research that is continuing or planned to start at City in 2024 and possible synergies and opportunities for collaboration with RC3 at KAUST. Brief Biography Ilir Gashi holds PhD (2007) and BEng (Honours) (2003) degrees in Software Reliability and Computing, respectively, from the City, University of London, where he is currently a
Security, Privacy, and Human Eman Alashwali, Assistant Professor, the College of Computing and IT, King Abdulaziz University (KAU), KSA Oct 5, 15:30 - 16:30 B4 L5 R5209 cybersecurity privacy google Security and privacy systems are often composed of complex components and details. However, users’ experience shouldn’t be as complex. In this seminar, Eman will discuss the human factor in the security and privacy chain. While human privacy perceptions and behaviors have been investigated in Western societies, little is known about these issues in non-Western societies.
