Alessandro Fabris

Alessandro Fabris is a Humboldt Fellow and Research Group Leader at the Max Planck Institute for Security and Privacy (MPI-SP) in Bochum, Germany, operating within the Responsible Computing research group. This institute, part of the Max Planck Society, focuses on cutting-edge security and privacy research.

His research centers on Responsible Computing, examining ethical frameworks for technology development with emphasis on computer security, privacy preservation, and societal consequences of digital systems. He investigates how to embed accountability and user autonomy into computational infrastructures while mitigating security vulnerabilities.

Dr. Fabris holds the prestigious Humboldt Fellowship, awarded by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation to internationally recognized researchers for collaborative work in Germany.

• Humboldt Fellowship

At MPI-SP, he contributes to the Responsible Computing group's mission of developing human-centric security solutions through interdisciplinary collaboration, bridging technical research with policy considerations in an environment dedicated to fundamental security science.