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''' | '''Samaneh''' is the Director of Security, Stability, and Resiliency ([[SSR]]) Research at [[ICANN]] and, a member of Internet Governance Forum's Multistakeholder Advisory Group (<dfn>''MAG'')</dfn> from the technical community. She currently also serves as a guest scientist at Delft University of Technology. | ||
==Career History== | ==Career History== | ||
Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob is an interdisciplinary scientist who has experience in research related to Security and Stability of Internet infrastructure and their relation to actors who manage such services as well as effect of policies on security of such services. She worked as a post doctoral and guest researcher at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands for several years where she lead a research team | Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob is an interdisciplinary scientist who has experience in research related to the Security and Stability of Internet infrastructure and their relation to actors who manage such services as well as the effect of policies on the security of such services. She worked as a post-doctoral and guest researcher at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands for several years where she lead a research team on topics related to online banking attacks. Prior to that, she collaborated with other research teams as a visiting scholar. In the KU Leuven DistriNet Research Group, she worked on Internet measurements for estimating web vulnerabilities and the patching practices of hosting servers. Additionally, she worked with scholars from the security and privacy lab at the University of Innsbruck on designing abuse metrics to reliably measure the security performance of Internet identifiers. | ||
Currently, she | '''Currently''', she leads the Security, Stability, and Resiliency (SSR) Research team and is part of the Office of the Chief Technical Officer ([[OCTO]]) at ICANN. | ||
==ICANN and Internet Governance Participation== | ==ICANN and Internet Governance Participation== | ||
Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob is based in ICANN’s Europe Region and works remotely from the Netherlands. She is the ''Domain Abuse Activity Reporting (DAAR)'' system project leader and coordinates closely with other ICANN organization functions to implement ICANN’s Security, Stability, and Resiliency strategies. She | '''Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob''' is based in ICANN’s Europe Region and works remotely from the Netherlands. She is the ''Domain Abuse Activity Reporting (DAAR)'' system project leader and coordinates closely with other ICANN organization functions to implement ICANN’s Security, Stability, and Resiliency strategies. She leads research on [[DNS]] [[Cybersecurity|security]] and [[DNS Abuse|abuse]] and provides subject matter expertise to different groups on topics related to security and the human factor. She also spends time identifying research areas where ICANN can play a significant role in maintaining the future of DNS security. | ||
She represents ICANN on matters relating to the SSR of the unique identifier system within ICANN’s remit and develops ideas, visions, and technical roadmap for Internet Identifiers from an SSR perspective. | |||
She has been working as a program committee member of top-5 academic security conferences and workshops such as ACM USENIX, ACM CCS, and IEEE S&P and an active participant in technical and non-technical multiple internet forums such and IGF and IETF. | |||
==Education== | ==Education== | ||
Tajalizadehkhoob | Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob graduated as an Electronics Engineer from Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). She holds a master's in Engineering and Policy Analysis and a Ph.D. in '''Web analytics''' and '''Internet Securit'''y from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. As a post-doctoral researcher at the same university, she worked on '''banking security''' and '''underground markets,''' utilizing advanced statistical techniques and machine learning. | ||
==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
Tajalizadehkhoob has authored publications on web security, [[Cybersecurity]], [[Internet measurements]], underground economies, and development of security metrics design using | '''Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob''' has authored many top tier publications on web security, [[Cybersecurity]], [[Internet measurements]], underground web economies, and the development of security metrics design using advanced statistical methods and machine learning techniques. | ||
She is one of the contributors of the '''Tranco''' [https://tranco-list.eu/<nowiki>] list, that provides a more resilient domain based ranking for top 1million websites on Internet. </nowiki> | |||
==Fun Facts== | A list of her publications can be found on her [https://scholar.google.nl/citations?user=HQFquH0AAAAJ&hl=en Google Scholar] page. | ||
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==Fun Facts== | |||
Samaneh is competetive, claims to be best in field in backgammon. She is medalist in inline roller skating and is a big fan of board game and playing tennis. | |||
In her free time, she plays and teaches the piano. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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| Country: | Netherlands | ||
| Email: | samaneh.tajali [@] icann.org | ||
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Samaneh is the Director of Security, Stability, and Resiliency (SSR) Research at ICANN and, a member of Internet Governance Forum's Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG) from the technical community. She currently also serves as a guest scientist at Delft University of Technology.
Career History[edit | edit source]
Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob is an interdisciplinary scientist who has experience in research related to the Security and Stability of Internet infrastructure and their relation to actors who manage such services as well as the effect of policies on the security of such services. She worked as a post-doctoral and guest researcher at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands for several years where she lead a research team on topics related to online banking attacks. Prior to that, she collaborated with other research teams as a visiting scholar. In the KU Leuven DistriNet Research Group, she worked on Internet measurements for estimating web vulnerabilities and the patching practices of hosting servers. Additionally, she worked with scholars from the security and privacy lab at the University of Innsbruck on designing abuse metrics to reliably measure the security performance of Internet identifiers.
Currently, she leads the Security, Stability, and Resiliency (SSR) Research team and is part of the Office of the Chief Technical Officer (OCTO) at ICANN.
ICANN and Internet Governance Participation[edit | edit source]
Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob is based in ICANN’s Europe Region and works remotely from the Netherlands. She is the Domain Abuse Activity Reporting (DAAR) system project leader and coordinates closely with other ICANN organization functions to implement ICANN’s Security, Stability, and Resiliency strategies. She leads research on DNS security and abuse and provides subject matter expertise to different groups on topics related to security and the human factor. She also spends time identifying research areas where ICANN can play a significant role in maintaining the future of DNS security.
She represents ICANN on matters relating to the SSR of the unique identifier system within ICANN’s remit and develops ideas, visions, and technical roadmap for Internet Identifiers from an SSR perspective.
She has been working as a program committee member of top-5 academic security conferences and workshops such as ACM USENIX, ACM CCS, and IEEE S&P and an active participant in technical and non-technical multiple internet forums such and IGF and IETF.
Education[edit | edit source]
Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob graduated as an Electronics Engineer from Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). She holds a master's in Engineering and Policy Analysis and a Ph.D. in Web analytics and Internet Security from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. As a post-doctoral researcher at the same university, she worked on banking security and underground markets, utilizing advanced statistical techniques and machine learning.
Publications[edit | edit source]
Dr. Tajalizadehkhoob has authored many top tier publications on web security, Cybersecurity, Internet measurements, underground web economies, and the development of security metrics design using advanced statistical methods and machine learning techniques.
She is one of the contributors of the Tranco [https://tranco-list.eu/] list, that provides a more resilient domain based ranking for top 1million websites on Internet.
A list of her publications can be found on her Google Scholar page.
Fun Facts[edit | edit source]
Samaneh is competetive, claims to be best in field in backgammon. She is medalist in inline roller skating and is a big fan of board game and playing tennis.
In her free time, she plays and teaches the piano.