Alex Alexandrou

Dr. Alex Alexandrou is an Associate Professor in the Department of Security, Fire, and Emergency Management at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York (CUNY). His academic and professional expertise spans cybersecurity, health information technology, mobile device security, cybercrime, digital forensics, and machine learning applications in security. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in cybersecurity, research methods, and security systems.

Education:

• D.P.S. in Computing Studies, Pace University
• M.F.A., Brooklyn College, CUNY
• B.A., Youngstown State University

Dr. Alexandrou's research centers on system security and privacy in healthcare, mobile forensics, biometric authentication, and the societal implications of cybercrime. His work bridges technical cybersecurity with policy and legal frameworks, particularly in health IT environments. He has published extensively on mobile device vulnerabilities, IoT security, and the impact of AI-generated content like deepfakes on digital evidence.

His recent publications (2018–2023) reflect a strong focus on healthcare cybersecurity, risk perception models, network and mobile security, and the legal aspects of cybercrime. These works span journals and conference proceedings, with recurring themes in secure technology adoption, forensic investigation, and regulatory compliance.

Scientific Awards:

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Dr. Alexandrou has 18 years of experience in Health Information Technology leadership, blending academic and industry expertise. He has advised on software integration, virtualization, cloud networks, and security platforms. Though no formal students are listed, his capstone and research methods courses suggest mentorship roles. He has contributed to collaborative research and publications, particularly in biometrics and AI-driven security challenges. His work indicates ongoing engagement with grants and interdisciplinary projects, especially in healthcare IT security and digital forensics.

Dr. Alexandrou served as a sergeant in the Hellenic Army, where he developed leadership and operational discipline. His multilingual ability in Greek (bilingual) supports cross-cultural research and collaboration. While no specific lab or research team is named, his publications suggest involvement in cybersecurity and health IT research initiatives at John Jay College and in collaboration with Pace University and other institutions.