People

Members of the CDL include students (high school through PhD), faculty, visitors, and affiliates.  We seek people who are passionate about carrying out new and significant cybersecurity research. Members join one or more of the various ongoing projects in a collaborative environment in which we support each other.

Alan T. Sherman, Ph.D.(Director)

Position: Professor
Department: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Research Interests: High-integrity voting systems; protocol analysis; cryptology; cybersecurity education
ORCID: 0000-0003-1130-4678
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Dhananjay Phatak, Ph.D.

Position: Associate Professor
Department: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Research Interests: Computer arithmetic; secure hardware;
authentication protocols; homomorphic encryption
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Richard F. Forno, Ph.D.

Position: Principal Lecturer
Department: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Research Interests: Information age conflict, cybersecurity operations, incident handling & risk communication, social shaping of technology

 

Samuel J. Lomonaco, Ph.D.

Position: Professor
Department: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Research Interests: Quantum computation; algebraic coding theory;
cryptology; and numerical and symbolic computation
ORCID: 0000-0001-7347-8134
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Richard Chang, Ph.D.

Position: Associate Professor
Department: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Research Interests: Computational complexity theory — in particular, bounded query classes and  the complexity NP-optimization problems
ORCID: 0000-0001-5278-7958

 

 

 

Marc Olano, Ph.D.

Position: Associate Professor
Department: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Research Interests: Computer graphics; game development; cybersecurity games
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Linda Oliva

Position: Assistant Professor
Department: Department of Education
Research Interests: The development of domain specific expertise, educational technologies, assessment and evaluation, teacher mentoring, and action research

 

Roberto Yus

Position: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Research Interests: Data management, data privacy, knowledge representation, Internet of Things.
ORCID: 0000-0002-9311-954X
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