Andrew Moore

Andrew Moore is a Senior Lecturer Practitioner in the Faculty of Science and Engineering at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), specializing in Computing and Information Science. He serves as Course Director for ARU's BSc (Hons) Cyber Security and Digital Forensics program and is Vice-Chair of the Cyber Forensics specialist group for the British Computing Society (BCS). As Research Ethics Chair for Computing and Information Science at ARU, he maintains dual expertise in academic instruction and professional digital forensics consulting through ALT Digital Investigations Ltd in Cambridge.

• MSc Cyber Security, Anglia Ruskin University
• BSc (Hons) Digital Forensics & Information Security, Anglia Ruskin University
• PGCE Learning & Teaching in Higher Education, Anglia Ruskin University

Moore's research focuses on practical applications of digital forensics, malware analysis, and cybersecurity automation, with particular emphasis on PowerShell-based solutions for incident response and forensic triage. His work bridges academic theory with law enforcement and professional service applications, demonstrated through projects like malware investigations using gamification for law enforcement training and digital forensics triage tools built exclusively with PowerShell. As a member of ARU's Cyber Security, Networking and Applications Research Group (CNA), he contributes to advancing both technical capabilities and pedagogical approaches in cybersecurity education.

His publication record shows consistent contributions to cybersecurity forensics education and technical detection methods, with recent work emphasizing practical applications for law enforcement and professional services. The articles demonstrate progression from technical detection methods (2013-2014) toward educational approaches and practical tool development.

• Certified Malware Investigation Professional (CMIP) (Distinction)
• Certified Cyber Investigator (CCI) (Distinction)
• Certified Malware Investigator (CMI) (Merit)
• Certified Cyber Security Incident Responder: Hands-On (CSIR) (Distinction)
• Certified Forensic Investigation Specialist (CFIS) (Merit)
• Artificial Intelligence with Python Certification

Moore actively supervises student research projects with industry relevance, including homelab infrastructure development, digital forensics triage tools, and malware investigation training systems. His professional service extends to media engagement, having contributed to The Conversation and ITV Anglia News on cybersecurity topics, and technical writing for the OWASP Summit. He maintains strong connections between academic work and professional practice through consulting engagements and industry certifications.