Eric B

Eric B is a part-time faculty member at George Mason University in the Department of Russian and Eurasian Studies. He is an accomplished academic with expertise in international relations, political psychology, and cross-cultural studies, as well as cybersecurity and network protocols.

• Ph.D. from St. Petersburg University; post-doctoral work at UCLA
• Co-author of 19 books and numerous publications
• Founder of the CARP research lab (2018)
• Recipient of recognition for Handbook on Character Assassination and Reputation Management (2019)

His research spans political science and technical domains, focusing on:

• Identity and cultural influences in international relations
• Cybersecurity frameworks (DNSSEC, TLS, PKI)
• Defensive strategies against DDoS attacks and domain misuse
• Interdisciplinary approaches to character assassination in politics

Notable publications include works on cybersecurity trends, network infrastructure, and political psychology, reflecting his dual expertise in humanities and technology. His recent technical articles (2025–2019) highlight advancements in DNS security, cryptographic protocols, and resilient communication systems.

Eric B also contributes to policy briefs and media commentary, bridging academic research with real-world applications.