Benjamin Fuller

Assistant Professor CSE
ITE 243
(860) 486-2122
benjamin.fuller@uconn.edu

https://benjamin-fuller.uconn.edu/

Benjamin Fuller is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Connecticut. His research focuses on driving cryptography to use in practice. His primary interests are authentication and searchable encryption. He has worked on a variety of problems from testing broadcast encryption while flying to scanning his iris for cryptographic key derivation. Prior to joining UConn, Ben was a research scientist at MIT Lincoln Laboratory from 2007-2016 working on searchable encryption. He received his PhD and MA from Boston University in computer science in 2015 and 2011 respectively. He received his B.S. in mathematics and computer science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY in 2006.

Broad Interests

Authentication
Large scale cryptography
Noisy cryptography
System security

Synchrony Financial Center of Excellence in Cybersecurity

The Synchrony Financial Center of Ecellence in Cybersecurity is a partnership between Synchrony Financial and the University of Connecticut to counter the growing threats of foreign and domestic cybercrime by developing information security talent and leading research to help companies and consumers stay ahead of these threats.

Storrs, CT

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Amir Herzberg

Sep 9, 2017

Professor CSE, Chair CSI
ITE 255
(860) 486-4825
amir.herzberg@uconn.edu

https://sites.google.com/site/amirherzberg/

Benjamin Fuller

Sep 9, 2017

Assistant Professor CSE
ITE 243
(860) 486-2122
benjamin.fuller@uconn.edu

https://benjamin-fuller.uconn.edu/

John A. Chandy

Sep 9, 2017

Professor ECE, Department Head ECE, Co-Director C3, Director CHEST
ITE 437
(860) 486-5047
john.chandy@uconn.edu

https://www.ee.uconn.edu/john-chandy/

Synchrony Financial Center of Excellence in Cybersecurity

Sep 9, 2017

Synchrony

With an investment over the next 5 years, Synchrony Financial and UConn aim to counter teh growing threats of foreign and domestic cybercrime by developing information security talent and leading research to help companies and coumsers stay ahead of these threats. Through the partnership, Synchrony Financial will provide an endowment for the Synchrony Financial Chair in Sybersecurity to lead cybersecurity education at UConn and help develop a strong pipeline of information security talent. In addition to research, Synchrony Financial committed funding toward a Cybersecurity Fellows Program and a scholarship program that will provide stipends to UConn graduate students interested in this subject where they will study and conduct independent cybersecurity research.

Laurent Michel

Sep 9, 2016

Professor CSE, Co-Director C3, Director Synchrony, Technical Director VoTeR
ITE 247
(860) 486-2584
ldm@uconn.edu

http://www.engr.uconn.edu/~ldm/