Our PI, Gregory, has been invited to present some of the results obtained during Sara’s Ph.D thesis at the National Day of CUME, a French association of IT staff across the whole higher education sector, which topic this year is Cybersecurity in Higher Education and Research. The program can be found on their website.
Shurok’s latest thesis contribution has been accepted at SAC, a primary gathering forum for applied computer scientists, computer engineers, software engineers, and application developers from around the world, in the Machine Learning and Its Application (MLA) track, which will take place this year in Thessaloniki (Greece), from March 23rd to 27th.
On December 16th at 09:30, Sara will be defending her Ph.D thesis entitled Privacy-Preserving and Robust Attack-Knowledge Sharing in Heterogeneous 5G Networks via Federated Prototype-Based Intrusion Detection at IMT in Palaiseau, room 1.C27.
At the start of this academic year, we are pleased to announce that the extension of Shurok’s second proposal has been published in the latest issue of the Journal of Network and Systems Management under the title QoSentry: A Reinforcement Learning Framework for QoS-Preserving DDoS Mitigation in Software-Defined Networks.
Our PI, Gregory, an associate member of LINCS will deliver a highlight talk at the LINCS Annual Workshop with the Scientific Committee on July 11th at 14:00.
Our PI, Gregory, was invited to share the stage at the forthcoming CNRS’ GDR SI Summer School held in Font-Romeu (France), Cyber in Occitanie, with Cédric Lefebvre, head of AI and cybersecurity at Custocy, a French SME specialized in Network Detection and Response.
After several attempts and reworks, Sara’s latest paper has been finally accepted at ESORICS, a premier cybersecurity conference, which will take place this year in Toulouse, from September 22nd to 24th.
On April 26th at 10:00, Solayman defended his Ph.D thesis entitled Data-driven Evaluation of Network Intrusion Detection Systems at Sorbonne Université, room 25-26-105.
Haripraanesh is joining the project for a spring-summer internship starting today. A student in the IP Paris Cybersecurity Master, he is taking advantage of the break to get involved in research before starting his 2nd year of Master.
Our collaborative work conducted by our guest Ph.D candidate, Satoshi, from the University of Tokyo, entitled XAI-driven Black-box Adversarial Attacks on Network Intrusion Detectors has been published on March 26th, 2025 in the International Journal of Information Security, Springer.