Seamus Dowling

Seamus Dowling is a Lecturer in Cybersecurity at the Department of Computer Science & Applied Physics, and serves as Principal Investigator at the Centre for Research and Community Engagement (EPIC). His research focuses on cybersecurity frameworks, data privacy regulations (especially GDPR), and adaptive honeypot technologies. Dowling has contributed to understanding Ireland's cybersecurity landscape and has developed novel approaches for securing IoT environments through machine learning.

His recent work includes analyzing GDPR compliance in healthcare sectors, designing adaptive honeypot systems, and evaluating cybersecurity postures in Irish industries. With an h-index of 12 and over 100 citations, his research bridges theoretical cybersecurity principles with real-world regulatory challenges. Dowling collaborates internationally on projects addressing malware detection, privacy-preserving data processing, and dynamic network defense mechanisms.

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