I am intrigued to research many areas within privacy and security. Below you can find some of them.
You can also check out my non-research related projects and my contributions to ISO & IRAM standards.
I am intrigued to understand how information, policy, tools, and interface usability impact privacy and security decision-making.
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I like to explore how policy can shape future technology to fight back its hidden effects, including privacy and security erosion. My mission is to understand how technology resembles policies and societal values while analyzing policy and technical strategies to advance cybersecurity.
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I am intrigued by how privacy decision making, privacy resignation, and the lack of usability can steer anti-privacy behavior.
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I am intrigued on how organizations con devise privacy management system's best practices to manage privacy risks.
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I am intrigued on why users and organizations do not implement security and privacy measures even when the cost is low or nonexistent.
I am interested in understanding and modeling cybercrime, with a particular focus on how computer science can help us outweigh investigation, policy, privacy, and security challenges. My goal is based on predicting future threats and understanding the current environment to develop policy and technical disruption strategies.
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Algorithm bias, online discrimination, and human rights (privacy and security).
Privacy, security, cybersecurity, and risk frameworks.
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