Anne Connell
Cybersecurity Engineer, Software Engineering Institute
Anne Connell is a member of the Cyber Security Solutions Directorate of the CERT Division at Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute. In addition to developing the user experiences for digital forensic tools and training material for law enforcement and intelligence agencies, her research focuses on emerging trends and tool development in the fields of forensics, incident response, assessment and risk management.
Connell’s specialties include project management, requirements engineering, information architecture, and design. She is passionate about visualizing information and data to enhance both information and information gaps, teaching, information architecture, software design, and user experience.
Education
2009 M.S. in Human and Computer Interaction, Carnegie Mellon University
2004 B.S. in Information Systems, Carnegie Mellon University
Affiliations
Research Interests
- access control and authorization
- AI and ML for security
- anonymity
- Applications of security and privacy
- data security and privacy
- forensics
- intrusion and anomaly detection and prevention
- Measurement and analysis
- ML and AI
- network security
- privacy
- privacy enhancing technologies
- privacy policy and regulation
- risk analysis and management
- security of AI and ML
- security policy and regulation
- social networks security and privacy
- threat analysis and modeling
- threat intelligence
- Usability and human behavior
- usable privacy and security