Özgür Kafalı

I am interested in the human and social side of cyber security and its implications to user privacy. My research interests lie within the intersection of AI, cyber security, and requirements engineering. I use my background in formal logic-based knowledge representation and reasoning to solve security and privacy problems regarding socio-technical systems.  

I belong to the following research groups:

• Cyber Security Group

My work involves both theoretical and practical aspects. My recent research interests can be summarised by these four papers: EMSE, ACM TOSEM, ICSE'17, AAAI'17

Additional material about my research and other useful links:

• My ResearchGate profile
• My full CV
• Edited journal articles: ACM TOIT, IEEE Computing Now
• Group seminar talk (2018)
• Recent invited talks (2018): Royal Holloway University of London, IEEE Turkey Computer Society Congress
• Privacy course I taught at North Carolina State University
• Kent news story about me

I currently teach Cyber Law, Software Development, Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and Web Programming.