Bronagh Lanigan

Bronagh Lanigan serves as a Research Fellow and Applied Researcher for AICC at Ulster University's School of Computing, Engineering and Intelligent Systems, Belfast campus. Her research spans cybersecurity, Internet of Things security, and neural network applications.

Her research focuses on developing advanced cybersecurity frameworks for intrusion response systems and IoT environments. Key contributions include cost-based dynamic response methods for cyberattacks, neural network-based autoencoders for detecting algorithmically generated domains, and windowing approaches in dense sensing environments. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals through cybersecurity advancements.

Analysis of her publication trends (2018-2023) reveals consistent focus on cyber defense mechanisms, with increasing emphasis on IoT security and neural network applications. Her research integrates supervised machine learning with practical cybersecurity implementations, particularly in intrusion response verification and dynamic threat mitigation.

Professional recognition includes ORCID profile (0000-0002-6161-3754) and collaborative work evidenced by patent references (3 patent family citations across publications). Her research demonstrates strong industry relevance through practical applications in cyber defense systems.

Lanigan actively collaborates within Ulster University's Computer Science research group, contributing to the institution's recognition as Times Higher Education University of the Year 2024. Her current work focuses on metaverse computing applications and advanced intrusion response verification methodologies.