Clay Shields

Dr. Clay Shields is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Georgetown University. His research focuses on computer and network security, including forensics, anonymous protocols, network attack tracing, and secure wireless systems. He teaches courses in security, networking, operating systems, and programming.

His publications address practical security challenges, such as DDoS mitigation, covert channels, and wiretapping accountability. Recent articles explore voice command vulnerabilities and peer-to-peer forensic investigations.

Dr. Shields emphasizes academic honesty and proactive student support in his teaching philosophy. He directs the Scholarship for Service Program, providing cybersecurity scholarships for government careers.