Security, Privacy, and Cryptography
Current areas of interest include privacy-enhancing technologies, digital forensics, network security, secure distributed systems, blockchains, cryptography, tamper-evident systems, privacy law and policy, and technology policy. The following faculty have research interests in the Security, Privacy and Cryptography areas.
- Matt Blaze: Cryptography, computer and network security, and technology policy research
- Shin’ichiro Matsuo: Information security, cryptography, cryptographic protocols, privacy enhancing technology, blockchain, cryptocurrency and crypto-economics
- Kobbi Nissim: Cryptography, differential privacy, privacy law and policy
- Elissa Redmiles: Security, privacy, ethics, usable security, measurement studies, data science, human computer interaction
- Micah Sherr: Security, privacy, networks
- Clay Shields: Computer security, network security, digital forensics
- Lisa Singh: Data mining, social mining, privacy, visual analytics, data science, databases
- Ben Ujcich: Security, networking, systems
- Muthu Venkitasubramaniam: Cryptography, privacy, network security and complexity theory
- Grace Hui Yang: Information retrieval, deep reinforcement learning, machine learning, ontology, question answering, privacy
Groups and Labs
- SecurityLab
- Security and Software Engineering Research Center
- Blockchain Technology Ecosystem Design
Events
- Security/Privacy Reading Group
- Security/Privacy Seminar Series