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Computer Science

Mark Crovella
works on statistical approaches to security, including traffic and social network analysis

Sharon Goldberg
works on applying cryptographic and game-theoretic techniques to network security problems

Steve Homer
co-directs the RISCS center and investigates algorithms which provide disincentives for malicious software and communication.

Leo Reyzin
providing expertise in cryptography and data security, together with experience with cryptography in severely constrained environments, including hardware security

Nikos Triandopoulos
providing experience in data authentication as well as privacy preserving and trustworthy computing

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Mark Karpovsky
has long experience with hardware design for security

David Starobinski
focuses on performance, reliability and security of network protocols

Ari Trachtenberg
who works on coding and data dissemination, emphasizing attack-resistance

Metropolitan College

Tanya Zlateva
co-directs the RISCS center and has extensive experience developing programs in Information Assurance education