N. Asokan

Systems security broadly, including topics like the development and use of novel platform security features, applying cryptographic techniques to design secure protocols for distributed systems, applying machine learning techniques to security/privacy problems, and understanding/addressing the security and privacy of machine learning applications themselves | Advanced Malware Detection Techniques; Security and Verification in Computing; User Authentication and Security Systems; Cryptography and Data Security; Advanced Authentication Protocols Security

N. Asokan is University Professor at the University of Waterloo, affiliated with Computer Science. This summary considered 3 collected sources. Listed research or teaching areas include Systems security broadly, including topics like the development and use of novel platform security features, applying cryptographic techniques to design secure protocols for distributed systems, applying machine learning techniques to security/privacy problems, and understanding/addressing the security and privacy of machine learning applications themselves; Advanced Malware Detection Techniques; Security and Verification in Computing; User Authentication and Security Systems; Cryptography and Data Security; Advanced Authentication Protocols Security.