I am a PhD candidate in Computer Science at the University of Georgia, specializing in cybersecurity with a focus on digital forensics and intrusion detection. I am advised by Prof. Kyu Hyung Lee and conduct research at the Institute for Cybersecurity and Privacy (ICSP).

My work centers on building practical security systems that improve how attacks are detected and verified, with an emphasis on reducing false positives and enabling evidence-driven analysis. I have led research projects such as FA-SEAL and FACT, which aim to bridge the gap between intrusion detection and forensic investigation.

Prior to my PhD, I worked as a Security Analytics Engineer at LogPoint, where I developed detection rules and analytics solutions for production environments. That experience continues to shape my research, with a broader goal of translating academic ideas into deployable security solutions with tangible real-world impact.