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Elisa
Bertino Elisa
Bertino is professor at the Department of
Computer Science, Purdue University. She
heads the Cyber Space Security Lab (Cyber2Slab)
carrying out groundbreaking research on protection from insider threat,
security of IoT, sensors, embedded systems, and
drones, digital identity management, data security and privacy on the cloud,
privacy of mobile devices, data trustworthiness. Her main
research interests cover many areas in the fields of information security and
database systems. Her recent research focuses on security of cellular
networks and of mobile applications, and AI techniques for cybersecurity. She is
co-editor in chief of GeoInformatica
and has served as EiC of IEEE Transactions on
Dependable and Secure Computing, and editor of the Synthesis
Lectures on Information Security, Privacy, and Trust. She is
author of several articles in International Journals and Conference
Proceedings, and is co-author of the books:
NSF Big Data Spokes Project
Workshop Recent Position and Keynote Papers ·
IoT Security
– EDBT 2016 Keynote Talk Summary ·
Big Data – Security with
Privacy Response to RFI for National Privacy Research Strategy ·
Security
with Privacy – Opportunities and Challenges, COMPSAC 2014 ·
Big
Data – Opportunities and Challenges,
COMPSAC 2013 ·
Data Security –
Challenges and Research Opportunities, Secure Data Management 2013 An
Early Paper on Secure Architectures Teaching: CS 59000-DSP
Spring 2021 NEWS ·
Our paper “Fine with “1234”?
An Analysis of SMS One-Time Password Randomness in Android Apps” has
been accepted at ICSE 2021!! ·
Our paper “A Security-Constrained
Reinforcement Learning Framework for Software Defined Networks” has
been accepted at IEEE ICC 2021!! ·
Bertino received the Kristian Beckman
Award Bertino received the IEEE 2021 Innovation
in Sociatal Infrastructure Award ·
Our paper “FastLAS:
Scalable Inductive Logic Programming Incorporating Domain-Specific
Optimization Criteria” has been accepted at AAAI 2020!! ·
Our paper “PrivIdEX:
Privacy Preserving and Secure Exchange of Digital Assets” has been
accepted to The Web Conference 2019 (previously known as WWW conference)!! ·
Our paper “Privacy Attacks to the 4G
and 5G Cellular Paging Protocols” has been accepted to NDSS 2019!! ·
Our paper “Representing and Learning
Grammars in Answer Set Programming” has been accepted to AAAI 2019!! ·
Our research on LTEInspector
has been referenced in Forbes ·
I gave a keynote talk at IEEE ICC 2018 in Kansas City ·
See
the recent survey on identify theft ·
Our paper “LTEInspector: A Systematic Approach for Adversarial
Testing of 4G LTE” has been accepted at NDSS 2018 ·
Our paper “RahasNym:
Pseudonymous Identity Management System for Protecting against Linkability” has been featured in the IEEE
Computing Now Theme of April 2017. ·
Our paper “Efficient k-Anonymization
Using Clustering Techniques” presented at DASFAA 2007 received the
10-year Best Paper Award at DASFAA 2017. ·
Our paper “Ghostbuster: A
Fine-Grained Approach for Anomaly Detection in File System Accessed”
received the best paper award at CODASPY 2017 (see
news). ·
Bertino
selected for Purdue Innovator’s Hall of Fame ·
The CRIS system is now open source
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Bertino is part of the Data Analytics and
Information Science International Technology Alliance (DAIS
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