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Dr. Daniel Thomas is a Senior Lecturer in Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Strathclyde, where he serves as Director of the Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research. His research focuses on the ethical measurement of security and cybercrime, aiming to improve regulatory frameworks and economic incentives. He holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge (2015) and an MA in Computer Science from the same institution (2011).
Research Interests: Security metrics, cybercrime economics, infrastructure security, and ethical research practices. He collaborates across disciplines to address systemic issues in cybersecurity and policy.
Key Projects: Principal Investigator for 'Influence policing' (2022–2025) and co-investigator on 'Robustness-as-Traceability: Secure and Legal Calibration Workflows in IoT' (2022–2023). His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to education and security.
Publications: Over 37 articles, including influential works on DDoS attack analysis, cybercrime infrastructure, and ethical AI. Recent focus areas include Russia-Ukraine cyber conflict dynamics and UK government use of targeted advertising.
- Prizes: CDCD Digital Research Prize (2024), Longlisted for Teaching Excellence Award (2024)
- Teaching: Courses on cybersecurity, ethics, and security engineering at Strathclyde and Cambridge
- Grants: EPSRC funding for cybercrime research, industry collaborations on IoT security
Labs/Teams: Active in StrathCyber initiatives and collaborates with global networks like the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre. Supervises PhD students exploring topics such as security metrics and adversarial AI.
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