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adrianlshaw.com
Researcher looking at new defenses for computers: personal devices, printers and industrial.
Neck deep in low level virtualization software, trusted computing hardware and trusted execution environments.
Previously worked on platform security for microcontrollers, servers and network devices.
Publications
- Reto Achermann, Chris I. Dalton, Paolo Faraboschi, Moritz Hoffmann, Dejan S. Milojicic, Geoffrey Ndu, Alex Richardson, Timothy Roscoe, Adrian L. Shaw, Robert N. M. Watson,
Separating Translation from Protection in Address Spaces with Dynamic Remapping, HotOS 2017: 118-124
- Adrian L. Shaw, Hamza Attak, Exploring Granular flow Integrity for Interconnected Trusted Platforms, TrustCom 2017: 594-601
- Antonio Lioy, Tao Su, Adrian L. Shaw, Hamza Attak, Diego R. Lopez, Antonio Pastor Trust in SDN/NFV Environments, Guide to Security in SDN and NFV 2017: 103-124
- Diego Montero, Marcelo Yannuzzi, Adrian L. Shaw, Ludovic Jacquin, Antonio Pastor, Rene Serral-Gracia, Antonio Lioy, Fulvio Risso, Cataldo Basile, Roberto Sassu, Mario Nemirovsky, Francesco Ciaccia, Michael Georgiades, Savvas Charalambides, Jarkko Kuusijarvi, Francesca Bosco, Virtualized security at the network edge: a user-centric approach, IEEE Commun. Mag. 53(4): 176-186 (2015)
- Ludovic Jacquin, Antonio Lioy, Diego R. Lopez, Adrian L. Shaw, Tao Su, The Trust Problem in Modern Network Infrastructures, CSP Forum 2015
- Ludovic Jacquin, Adrian L. Shaw, Chris I. Dalton, Towards trusted software-defined networks using a hardware-based Integrity Measurement Architecture, IEEE NetSoft 2015
- Adrian L. Shaw, Behzad Bordbar, John T. Saxon, Keith Harrison, Chris I. Dalton, Forensic Virtual Machines: Dynamic Defence in the Cloud via Introspection, IC2E 2014:
Public projects
- Platform Security Architecture (PSA). A standardized hardware Root of Trust for tiny IoT devices,
which eventually became a part of the much broader PSA Certified
framework
- SECurity at the network EDge (SECURED), an EC funded project to
improve security of connected devices.
- Trust Domains, a research project funded by the Technology Strategy Board (TSB) in the UK. It explored the definition of what trust means in information security, how it can be modeled, and practically enforced in some real scenarios.
Recent service (TPC)
- IEEE International Conference on Network Softwarization (Netsoft 2022)
- 4th International Workshop on Cyber-Security in Software-defined and Virtualized Infrastructures (SecSoft 2022)
IETF drafts
Misc
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Applied to Cybersecurity
Patents
Full list available here