resilience

Rehana Yasmin

Research Scientist, Cyber Resilience Research Group

Security and Privacy resilience autonomous vehicles

Rehana Yasmin is a Research Scientist at the Resilient Computing and Cybersecurity Center (RC3), KAUST, since August 2023. Before joining KAUST, she had been working as a researcher in the area of Automotive Cybersecurity and Resilience at Huawei International. Prior to above, she served as a lecturer at University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and later as an assistant professor at Mirpur University of Science and Technology, in Pakistan. She also obtained a short experience of postdoc from University of Padova, Italy. Research Interests Yasmin's research interests lie in security and privacy

Ines Pinto Gouveia

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Cyber Resilience Research Group

resilience Fault-Tolerant Computing intrusion tolerance cybersecurity FPGA

Working towards building safe, secure and resilient systems.

Ali Shoker

Senior Research Scientist, Computer Science

cybersecurity resilient computing resilience blockchain resilient cyber-physical distributed systems Satellite Security autonomous driving intrusion tolerance Trustworthy AI

I am a Senior Staff Scientist, working on Cyber Security and Resilience. My research is focused on studying and using Byzantine and Intrusion Fault tolerance, Hardware (FPGA), Artificial Intelligence, and Blockchain, for critical applications like Autonomous Vehicles, Small Satellite constellations, SOC, and Fintech. I love and plan to build practical things that manifest in the society.