Dr Amir Javed
Lecturer
- a.javed@cs.cardiff.ac.uk
- +44 (0)29 2251 0009
- 4.08, Abacws, Senghennydd Road, Cathays, Cardiff, CF24 4AG
- Available for postgraduate supervision
Overview
I am a lecturer in the School of Computer Science & Informatics at Cardiff University. I have in the past worked on several research projects, as a research associate in Cyber Security Analytics at Cardiff University. My research interest includes cybersecurity, data analytics, machine learning and security related to IoT devices.
Biography
Academic positions
- 2019-Preset: Lecturer, Cardiff University
- 2015-2019- Research Associate, Cardiff University
- *WEFO collaboration with Airbus around human security,
- The EPSRC Ebb and Flow Energy Systems project
- The ESRC HateLab project at Cardiff University
Publications
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CMT116- Cyber Security and Risk
In terms of my research areas, I am interested in combining machine learning and cybersecurity together to develop detection and prediction models to identify different categories of cyber attack.
I am also interested in identifying cybercriminals on Online Social Network that are spreading malware and to understand factors that influence its propagation. Here I am interested in identifying malware that is produced by an organised entity or that by a single user and to examine the impact of different strategies aimed at disrupting the diffusion of malware on social network platforms such as Twitter.
In addition to these, I am interested in identifying offline disruptive events such as crime using online social data.
GRANTS
Social Data Science Lab, CI, ESRC, £1.5. (2020-2022)
Supervision
I am available for postgraduate supervision. However, I would expect the student to submit a proposal highlighting the below-mentioned points.
- The scope of your project (i.e. what are the research questions and problems?)
- The current state of the art (i.e. summarise the existing literature that has been published on your chosen research topic)
- Current limitations (i.e. identify the “gaps” in existing literature in relation to the scope of your project)
- Proposed methods (i.e. what computational or modelling methods will you use to tackle the current limitations and develop new knowledge?)
- Anticipated contribution to Computer Science (i.e. what will we know after your PhD that we do not know now?)