Elizabeth Quaglia

Elizabeth Quaglia is an Associate Professor (Reader) in the Department of Information Security at Royal Holloway, University of London. Her research focuses on advancing cryptographic protocols and addressing cybersecurity challenges in digital activism and education. She has organized major events such as the London Crypto Day 2024 and served as an editor for the Journal of Information Security and Applications.

Education & Background: No explicit educational details provided in the text. Inferred expertise from her roles and publications.

Research Interests: Elizabeth's work emphasizes secure protocols, privacy-preserving technologies, and bridging cybersecurity with societal needs. She explores practical applications like timed-release encryption and certificateless systems while advocating for cybersecurity education tailored to activists and vulnerable populations.

Grants & Projects: Lead investigator on projects such as Cybersecurity for Changemakers (2022–2023), Learning Together: Cybersecurity for Toddlers (2021), and the Leverhulme Magna Carta Doctoral Studentship (2018–2021). Partnered with institutions like the National Cyber Security Centre and the Arts & Humanities Research Council.

Labs & Teams: Collaborated on interdisciplinary projects like StoryFutures (2018–2021), focusing on immersive technologies and cybersecurity implications.