My research vision is to develop learning-based methods that are robust against adversaries. We can achieve this by understanding the interplay program analysis, representations, and machine learning models play towards realizing Trustworthy AI for Systems Security.
I am a Full Professor of Computer Science at University College London.
I have been fortunate to teach Malware (COMP0060; 2022—ongoing), Research in Information Security (COMP0057; 2021—23), and Computer Security 2 (COMP0055; 2021—ongoing)
2023—2026: NDSS Steering Group
2023—ongoing: Associate Editor of Computer & Security
2022—ongoing: Associate Editor of ACM TOPS
2023—ongoing: Scientific Advisory Board SERICS
2023: Guest Co-Editor of the
Special Issue on Benefits and Outlook of Program Analysis for Systems Security] of Computer and Security
2025: IEEE S&P 2024: USENIX Security, CCS, NDSS, ICLR, SaTML, CCS Doctoral Symposium Committee (Mentoring) 2023: USENIX Security, PATTERN, RAID, ACSAC, SaTML, ICLR, AISec 2022: USENIX Security, IEEE S&P, CCS, ICLR, RAID, AISec 2021: USENIX Security, IEEE S&P, CCS, ICLR, NeurIPS, RAID, ESORICS, AISec
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