UCD NetsLab founder on the future of network security
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University College Dublin Professor Madhusanka Liyanage's research at NetsLab focuses on future network security. His academic journey began in Sri Lanka, Thailand, and France, culminating in a Doctor of Science in Technology from the University of Oulu, Finland. At UCD, he leads NetsLab, where he works on future network security and coordinates major European research projects such as 'Shield-6G'.
This project aims to develop security technologies for future 6G networks, moving towards AI-native security and autonomous network resilience. Liyanage's research is interdisciplinary, collaborating with experts in AI, cybersecurity, telecommunications, and more, to address concerns like energy-efficient AI security, explainable cybersecurity, post-quantum security, zero-trust architectures, and regulatory compliance.
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