Testbeds for Evaluating Cybersecurity Systems
Cybersecurity is a multifaceted phenomenon, encompassing technological, societal and organizational vulnerabilities and practices that can lead to data leakage and loss, including hardware and software malfunction.
Over the last two decades, my group has deployed and operated cybersecurity testbeds to addresses unique problems in cybersecurity through experimentation with novel hardware, tools, and datasets. This talk will discuss several research projects that leverage testbed technologies for experiment-based cybersecurity research.
For remote participation, email us at <trustlab.office@cse.iitb.ac.in>
Speaker Biography
Dr. Alefiya Hussain is the Deputy Director of USC Center for Research in Space Technology (USC CREST), supervising computer scientist and research team leader at the USC Information Sciences Institute. She has more than two decades of experience in system development, experimentation, and data sharing platforms for networking and cybersecurity. She has led cross disciplinary teams, to model and analyze complex interconnected techno-economic-social cyber physical systems, developed robust measurements and metrics for ML-based network optimizations, and codified methodology for large and complex experimentation. She has led and participated in several large cybersecurity data collection efforts, led tutorials, and workshops to share best practices.
