Wang Qiuhong

Wang Qiuhong is a Senior Lecturer (Educator Track) and Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Studies at the Department of Information Systems and Analytics, School of Computing, National University of Singapore. Her research specializes in cybersecurity policy analytics and the economics of information systems, leveraging large-scale data from internet topology, firewall logs, and social platforms to model cyber threats using machine learning.

Education:

• PhD, Information Systems, National University of Singapore
• Master of Engineering, Computer Architecture, Huazhong University of Science & Technology
• Bachelor of Engineering & Economics (Dual Degree), Computer Software & Finance, Huazhong University of Science & Technology

Research Focus: She explores interdisciplinary topics including cybersecurity legislation, healthcare informatics, and computational social science. Her work analyzes how policies like the Computer Misuse Act influence cybercrime, and develops data-driven models for critical infrastructure protection. She employs advanced analytics to study hacker forums, digital commerce, and virtual economies.

Publication Trends: Her articles predominantly address cybersecurity policy efficacy, economic models of cybercrime, and health informatics. Recent work emphasizes empirical analysis of international legislation, hacker behavior, and technology mergers, showcasing consistent use of large datasets and machine learning across domains.

Awards & Honors:

• Della Suantio Fellowship (2018)
• Lee Kong Chian Fellowship for Research Excellence (2017)
• New Century Talents Award (2012)
• Best Faculty Research Paper Award, BCSI Workshop (2013)
• ICIS Doctoral Consortium Fellow (2005)
• President's Graduate Fellowship (2002)

Teaching: Courses include BT4222 (Mining Web Data for Business Insights), IS4233 (Legal Aspects of IT), and IS4238 (Strategic Cybersecurity), reflecting her expertise in data analytics and policy.