Jeremy Bryans
Assistant Professor in Automotive Cybersecurity, Institute for Future Transport and Cities, Coventry University
Jeremy Bryans is an Assistant Professor in Automotive Cybersecurity in Institute for Future Transport and Cities. He specialises in the use of formal methods. He is the Coventry PI on CEM-DIT – a project developing an automated system to support decision makers during emergency responses.
He recently finished a project developing a security mechanism to automatically analyse behaviour on internal vehicle networks. Previously he worked at Newcastle University, where he was involved in large EU research projects on model-based techniques for developing and maintaining Systems of Systems (SoS) and Cyber-Physical Systems, and designed and led a project on the sustainability of smart grid communications infrastructure. Prior to that he designed and led a EPSRC/DSTL-funded project on the secure transmission of provenance metadata in dynamic coalitions. He is a member of the BCS (MBCS), INCOSE (The International Council on Systems Engineering) and a guest member of Newcastle University.
He has been on the program committee of several conferences, and reviews for multiple journals and organisations. He has over 50 publications.
Jeremy Bryans is an Assistant Professor in Automotive Cybersecurity in Institute for Future Transport and Cities. He specialises in the use of formal methods. He is the Coventry PI on CEM-DIT – a project developing an automated system to support decision makers during emergency responses.
He recently finished a project developing a security mechanism to automatically analyse behaviour on internal vehicle networks. Previously he worked at Newcastle University, where he was involved in large EU research projects on model-based techniques for developing and maintaining Systems of Systems (SoS) and Cyber-Physical Systems, and designed and led a project on the sustainability of smart grid communications infrastructure. Prior to that he designed and led a EPSRC/DSTL-funded project on the secure transmission of provenance metadata in dynamic coalitions. He is a member of the BCS (MBCS), INCOSE (The International Council on Systems Engineering) and a guest member of Newcastle University.
He has been on the program committee of several conferences, and reviews for multiple journals and organisations. He has over 50 publications.
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Dr Rakib Abdur
Associate Professor
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Dr Hesamaldin Jadidbonab
Lecturer in System Security
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Alexeis Garcia-Perez
Professor of Management Information Systems
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Paul Herriotts
Professor, Institute for Future Transport and Cities
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Jesper Christensen
Assistant Professor
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Stewart Birrell
Professor, Institute for Future Transport and Cities
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Alireza Daneshkhah
Assistant Professor, School of Computing, Electronics and Maths
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Graham Shelton-Rayner
Reader, Institute for Future Transport and Cities
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Vasile Palade
Reader, Institute for Future Transport and Cities
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