Russ Fink, Ph.D. (UMBC 2010)
Chief Engineer, Resilient Military Systems Group
The Johns Hopkins University / Applied Physics Laboratory
12:00pm (noon) – 1pm
Friday, November 4, 2022
Remotely via WebEx: https://umbc.webex.com/meet/sherman
Abstract:
The Autonomous Resiliency / Machine Recovery (ARMR) system has been developed by APL since 2015, has recently identified a commercial licensee, and is just starting to roll out small pilot studies. In this talk, I will discuss the technology, timeline, and lessons learned about the challenges of innovating while continuing to make critical contributions to other projects in the cybersecurity defense of the nation.
About the Speaker:
Russell “Russ” Fink is the chief engineer of the Resilient Military Systems Group at JHU/APL. He is also an instructor in the JHU/Whiting School Engineering for Professionals program. His research interests include privacy-preserving information retrieval and homomorphic encryption, trusted computing, defeating ransomware, and general information security.
Email: russ.fink@jhuapl.edu
Host:
Alan T. Sherman, sherman@umbc.edu
Upcoming CDL Meetings:
Nov 18, Josiah Dykstra (DoD), Myths in cybersecurity
Dec 2, Peter Peterson, Adversarial Thinking
January 2-6, 2023 (tentative): SFS/CySP Research Study
Support for this event was provided in part by the National Science Foundation under SFS grant DGE-1753681.
The UMBC Cyber Defense Lab meets biweekly Fridays 12-1 pm. All meetings are open to the public.