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As of April 2016, I am on a 3 year rotation to Sao Paulo, Brazil as an ARO Program Manager for Advanced Computing. Under this new International and Inter-disciplinary position I will be seeking researchers under the auspices of my topic of Advanced Computing within South America doing novel research of relevance to the Army. This is a new position in Brazil for the Army and a new topic in all of South America for the Army.
I have return rights to my prior position at the Army Research Laboratory where I was leading research in basic science related to cyber security and intrusion detection. I am a subject matter expert in cyber security and intrusion detection related issues and provide input and presentations in these domains.
Specialties: Research and development in computer security, digital forensics, computer graphics, visualization, and human cognition. Including situational awareness, intrusion and attack detection, and technology transfer.
I am a subject matter expert in cyber security and intrusion detection related issues and provide input and presentations in these domains. Previously I was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Utah State University. I have over 90 publications in my research areas. In keeping with my research interests in computer security and visualization I spent the summers of 2004 through 2006 at AFRL's Rome Labs developing visualization for intrusion detection techniques for the air force under their summer faculty fellowship program. I received my BS in Computer Science from The University of Lowell in 1991 and my MS and ScD degrees in Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts-Lowell in 1993 and 1998, respectively. My Doctorate was earned under Prof. Georges Grinstein.
My Curriculum Vitae and publication list are available on this site in html format. My Curriculum Vitae is also available in pdf format. The pdf version is the definitive version. My citation counts are available from google scholar.
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