I am assistant professor for cybersecurity and resilience at BMS-FEBIS.
My research focuses on:Â 1. Models to capture safety-security interactions (fault trees, attack trees, BDMP, account access graphs, feared event trees, multi-level model, autonomous driving);Â 2. AI and law (cybersecurity and cybersafety);Â 3. Social engineering (modeling and detecting phishing attacks)
I'm one of the leaders of cyber security next generation (CSng). CSng provides a platform for researchers and specialists to exchange ideas, develop strategies, and launch collaborative activities for Cyber Security research and education in the Netherlands. I'm looking forward to everything we can do for the cybersecurity network of dedicated researchers and to the collaboration. CSng - ACCSS
My teaching philosophy is based on self-driven learning. I encourage university students and corporate employees to become aware of their own research interests and then implement them using my methods. It's very important to me that people can identify with my work and my methods, so I encourage them to discuss and present their own security cases and apply my mathematical methods to identify security vulnerabilities. Anete and Christinaâs Reflection on Collaboration and Growth
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