Security Group
Computer security has been among the Laboratory’s research interests
for many years, along with related topics such as cryptology, formal
methods, hardware design, biometrics, and the robustness of
distributed systems in general.
We hold meetings, seminars and workshops, which are described in more detail in subsequent pages. Attendance is not restricted to members of the Computer Laboratory; we welcome visitors from other universities, companies, and other organisations.
Much of our best research has been inspired by tackling real problems, and our funding comes from a wide range of sources; we collaborate with commerce and industry both in the UK and overseas. We are always happy to discuss potential projects, commercial sponsorship and consultancy assignments.
News and views
- Reinforcement Learning and Adversarial thinking
- Towards greater ecological validity in security usability
- Security and Human Behaviour 2020
- Three paper Thursday: Ethics in security research
- How to jam neural networks
- Three Paper Thursday – Analysing social networks within underground forums
- Hiring for the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre
- Cybercrime is (often) boring
- Is science being set up to take the blame?
- Three Paper Thursday: Vulnerabilities! We’ve got vulnerabilities here! … See? Nobody cares.
Featured projects
- Links and resources
- Security-related talks
- Journals
- Mailing lists