Daniel Haslinger

Daniel Haslinger is a Lecturer at the Department of Computer Science and Security at the University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten. He actively contributes to cybersecurity education, simulation games, and network security research.

• Employment timeline: 3 years as Software Engineer (RRC), 3 years as Internet & Network Security Engineer (Rotheneder GmbH), 5 years self-employed (REVERSE virtual services).
• Education: Studied IT Security at the University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten.

Research interests include:

• Developing simulation games for holistic cybersecurity education
• Honeypot systems for threat detection
• Continuous biometric authentication on mobile devices
• Analysis of cybersecurity challenges in digital forensics

His publications span topics like business continuity planning, malware analysis, and behavioral biometrics, with a focus on educational frameworks and practical security implementations.

Professional engagement includes:

• Co-organizing events like Security Day and IT-SECX
• Participating in international conferences (EDUCON, VISAPP, IWCMC)
• Collaborating with researchers like C. Lang-Muhr and L. Rist