Emma Dauterman

Emma Dauterman serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science within Stanford University's School of Engineering. Her current teaching responsibilities include foundational and advanced courses in computer security and privacy systems.

Her research focuses on computer and network security with emphasis on privacy-preserving architectures and secure system design. Key domains include cryptographic protocols, vulnerability mitigation, and privacy-enhancing technologies for modern computing environments. This work bridges theoretical security models with practical implementation challenges in networked systems.

While no recent publications are listed in the available data, her course offerings indicate active research in privacy systems and advanced security frameworks. Teaching responsibilities demonstrate expertise across core security principles and cutting-edge research applications.

As a faculty advisor for CS 499/499P Advanced Reading and Research, she mentors graduate students in independent security research projects. No major grants or external funding sources are specified in the current profile.

No laboratory affiliations or research teams are explicitly mentioned, though her course specialization suggests involvement in Stanford's security research ecosystem.