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Peer-Reviewed Papers
PhD Research Portfolio · Seeking a Funded Ph.D. Position
Researching
I build security and reliability directly into the execution layer of cloud-native and serverless systems — deployable, low-latency defenses backed by 7+ years of enterprise infrastructure.
Peer-Reviewed Papers
Published in IEEE Venues
Google Scholar Citations
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Research Snapshot
Distributed Systems · Cloud Security Researcher
M.S. Computer & Information Science (IT), Gannon University — GPA 3.95. Former Graduate Research Assistant, CIS Department. Looking for a funded Ph.D. position.
Defenses that live inside Lambda, WAF, IAM and S3 — not bolted on.
Continuous verification enforced across distributed components.
Intrusion, anomaly and threat detection with measurable latency.
Shared defense across untrusted tenants without sharing raw data.
Local models that check and improve each other’s work.
Network and resource design for enterprise and edge systems.
Link3 Technology · 100+ enterprise accounts
S. Alam Group · 500+ users
TAAS Services LLC · 15+ lab environments
Gannon University, CIS · SIF pipeline + mentoring
Adel Group Inc · Research-driven automation
Google Scholar & Research Pipeline
25 peer-reviewed papers — 15 as first author. Scholar figures checked Sep 2026.
Pipeline status
Authorship
Output by year
Most-cited papers (Google Scholar)
Research themes across all 25 papers
Selected Research Projects
13 research systems behind the papers — results first, code and live demos one click away.
Knowledge Sharing
I use this part of my site to explain the research side of my work in a more readable way. Paper titles, project cards, and resume bullets only go so far, so here I write about the questions behind the work, the systems I built, and the direction I want to keep following in a PhD.
Why I Write Here
On the homepage, I keep things compact. In the blog, I slow down and explain what problem I was trying to solve, why a project or paper matters, what I learned from it, and where it fits in my broader research path. I write mostly about cloud security, serverless systems, Zero Trust security, distributed AI, LLM reliability, and infrastructure protection.
If you are reviewing my research fit, this part shows how I think through problems, how the projects support the papers, and what direction I want to keep building.
If you want a clearer picture of my academic preparation, this section helps connect the publications, the research systems, and the longer-term PhD goals.
If you are considering collaboration, I use these notes to show how I move from idea to implementation, evaluation, and writing across security and AI-related projects.
How To Read It
I wrote these notes in a direct way because I want the research side of the site to feel useful, not heavy. Whether you care most about publications, cloud security projects, AI systems, or the pipeline that is still developing, this part of the site makes the path easier to follow.
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Written for faculty review, Ph.D. admission, and research collaboration.
PhD Application Track · Updated Sep 2026
Research summary and interests, selected projects, all 25 papers, peer-review service, experience, and skills.
PhD Admission and Collaboration
Looking for a funded Ph.D. position (RA/TA) to extend this work toward provably secure, self-adapting infrastructure for cloud and edge systems.