Masato Uchida

Masato Uchida is a Professor at the School of Fundamental Science and Engineering, Waseda University, with a focus on information security and network systems. His career spans roles at Chiba Institute of Technology and Kyushu Institute of Technology, and he holds degrees in Engineering from Hokkaido University.

• Education: Master of Engineering (Hokkaido University, 2001), Doctor of Philosophy (Hokkaido University, 2005)

His research interests include network security, peer-to-peer systems, machine learning for cybersecurity, and traffic analysis. His work addresses anomaly detection, malware classification, and resource allocation fairness in networks. Recent publications analyze adversarial machine learning, cloud service abuse, and domain parking security.

Uchida's articles demonstrate expertise in cybersecurity, network modeling, and data science. He has received multiple awards for research excellence, including IEEE Outstanding Paper Awards and IEICE Communications Society honors. His leadership in committees like the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' technical task forces highlights his policy influence.

Scientific Awards:

• Outstanding Paper Award, IEEE International Conference on Teaching, Assessment, and Learning for Engineering (2020)
• MWS Outstanding Paper Award, Computer Security Symposium (CSS 2020)
• IEICE Activity Contribution Award (2016)
• Best Poster Award, SCIS & ISIS (2014)
• IEICE Network Systems Research Award (2012)

He advises students in cybersecurity and collaborates on projects involving traffic load balancing, Android malware analysis, and cloud security. His professional memberships include IEEE, ACM, and the Information Processing Society of Japan.