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“๚Žž(Date)F •ฝฌ29”N4ŒŽ12“๚(…)3Œภ (13:30 -- 15:00)
Wed., Apr. 12th, 2017 (3rd Period, 13:30 -- 15:00)
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u‰‰Žา(Presenter)F Dr. Ali A. Ghorbani@(University of New Brunswick, Canada; Director, Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity
‘่–ฺ(Title)F Science of Cybersecurity
ŠT—v(Abstract)F Cyber attacks have evolved and reached a tipping point in terms of volume, velocity, variety, and financial burden. They have become a monumental security problem with malicious software (malware) quickly becoming a weapon of choice for attackers. In this talk I will explain how security data analytics impact the understanding of the nature and complexity of new and emerging cyber threats, and how big data analytics and internal and external intelligence allow for proactive identification of real threats and the development of intelligence-driven security solutions.
u‰‰ŒพŒ๊(Language)F English
u‰‰Žา—ช—๐(Biography)F Dr. Ghorbani has held a variety of positions in academia for the past 36 years and is currently the Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Cybersecurity, the Dean of the Faculty of Computer Science, and the Director of the Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity. He has spent over 26 years of his 36-year academic career carrying out both fundamental and applied research in the area of cybersecurity, machine learning, and web intelligence. His current research focus is cyber security, trust, and Privacy, Web Intelligence, and Critical Infrastructure Protection. Dr. Ghorbani is the co-inventor on 3 awarded patents in the area of Network Security and Web Intelligence and has published over 200 peer-reviewed articles during his career. He has supervised over 160 research associates, postdoctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate students during his career. His book, Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems: Concepts and Techniques, was published by Springer in October 2010. He is one of the co-founders of the Privacy, Security, Trust (PST) Network in Canada and its international annual conference. In 2007, Dr. Ghorbani received the University of New Brunswick's Research Scholar Award. Dr. Ghorbani has developed a number of technologies that have been adopted by high-tech companies. He co-founded two startups, Sentrant and EyesOver in 2013 and 2015, respectively. Dr. Ghorbani is the co-Editor-In-Chief of Computational Intelligence Journal. He was twice one of the three finalists for the Special Recognition Award at the 2013 and 2016 New Brunswick KIRA award for the knowledge industry.

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