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February 9th @ 4:30PM
"Activism in the Electronic Age: The impact of technology on political protest" Haldeman Center, 041
February 11th @ 5:30PM
Career Conversation with the NSA Jackson Conference Room, Thayer School
March 4th @ 4:00PM
Latanya Sweeney Carnegie Mellon University
Haldeman Center, Room 041
April 7th @ 4:15PM
Kevin Fu "Implantable Medical Devices: Security and Privacy for Pervasive, Wireless Healthcare" Steele Hall, Room 006
May 5th @ 4:15PM
Umesh Shankar Google Health Steele Hall, Room 006
Over-Exposure in the Digital World
ISTS Bulletin - Summer/Fall 2009
Research Assistant Professor
Dartmouth College, Department of Computer Science
Sergey Bratus is a Postdoctoral Research Assistant Professor in the Computer Science Department at Dartmouth College where he has taught the “Computer Security and Privacy” course. His current research focuses on applications of machine learning and AI to intrusion analysis. He is interested in all aspects of Unix security, in particular in Linux kernel security, and detection and reverse engineering of Linux malware. His other interests are in the application of Natural Language Processing and P2P networking applications for Semantic Web initiatives.
Sergey received his undergraduate education at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (AKA, Moscow Phystech), and his Ph.D. at Northeastern University (1999). Before coming to Dartmouth, he worked at BBN Technologies on statistical learning for text understanding and similar topics.
Email: sergey.bratus[at]dartmouth.edu
