Omoche Cheche Agada

Omoche Cheche Agada is an Assistant Professor at George Mason University specializing in cybersecurity and digital forensics, with particular focus on analyzing data patterns from deleted and decaying digital files. His research develops forensic methodologies for reconstructing user activities through file system analysis.

Research explores machine learning applications for forensic investigations, including developing distributed systems for monitoring file decay patterns. Current projects investigate NTFS filesystem behaviors and data recovery techniques for forensic reconstruction.

Recent publications (2022) establish frameworks for digital body farms that systematically collect file decay data. These distributed systems enable quantitative analysis of data persistence patterns across storage media.

Teaching responsibilities include courses on cybersecurity fundamentals and forensic methodologies. Research collaborations aim to enhance investigative techniques for law enforcement and security agencies.