About
Erisa Karafili is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Cybersecurity at the University of Southampton. Previously, she was a Marie Curie Fellow at the Department of Computing, Imperial College London. During her Marie Curie project, called AF-Cyber, Erisa investigated the problem of attributing cyber-attacks and focused on constructing techniques and tools to help forensics analysts during cyber-forensics investigation of cyber-attacks. Previously, she was an RA at Imperial College London and a PostDoc at the Technical University of Denmark. Erisa obtained her PhD from the University of Verona, with a special focus on non-classical logics applied to security problems in multi-agent systems. Her main research areas are Formal Methods applied to Security and Privacy problems, Data Sharing in Cloud Environments, Data Access Control, Threat Models for IoT and Hybrid Systems.
Research
Research groups
Research interests
- Formal Methods techniques applied to Security problemsAttributing and Investigating Cyber AttacksThreat Models for IoT devices and Hybrid systemsSecure Data Sharing/Re-UsingApplying Argumentation and Knowledge Representation for Cyber Security
Current research
- Formal Methods techniques applied to Security problems
- Attributing and Investigating Cyber Attacks
- Threat Models for IoT devices and Hybrid systems
- Secure Data Sharing/Re-Using
- Applying Argumentation and Knowledge Representation for Cyber Security