I am an assistant professor at the Industrial Engineering and Business Information Systems group at University of Twente. My research focuses on empirically measuring the economic/financial impact of cyber attacks. In order to do so I device/adapt data-driven economic impact assessment techniques. I look to help organisations make well-measured investments in security. My doctoral research was funded under NWO project D3 – Distributed Denial-of-Service Defense: protecting schools and other public organizations. You can access a copy of his doctoral thesis here. Other than finding (un)cool methods of finding the “devil” in financial details I am also involved in teaching and guiding students. From time to time I also deliver lectures to executives and collaborate with companies to help them with security decision making. I am also a member of behavioural data science incubator at the faculty of BMS at the university, where I contribute to solving social science problems using data science. Today's presentation is here.
PhD in Security Economics, 2019
University of Twente
MBA (Operations and IT), 2015
Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology
BE in Industrial Engineering, 2013
Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology