Nigerian born Professor to head Cybersecurity Clinic at Louisiana State University

Mon, Jun 19, 2023
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Education

By Anthony Isibor

THE Louisiana State University has appointed Prof. Aisha Ali-Gombe as the Director of the newly created Cybersecurity Clinic in the institution.

 This is coming after the approval of $1.5m grant to the University by the United States National Security Agency, NSA.

The grant is to help create a pilot Cybersecurity Clinic to protect small businesses that are targets of cyberattacks.

The U.S-based Nigerian from Gombe State is an Associate Professor of Computer Science & Engineering at the Louisiana State University where she lectures.

She has a Ph.D., Engineering and Applied Science (Major in Computer Science), University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA – 2017

M.S., Computer Science, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA – 2012

She is also an expert in Malware Analysis, System Security, Privacy Policy Techniques in Mobile Applications, Software Reverse Engineering, Code Fingerprinting, Software Instrumentation, Database and Device Memory Forensics.

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