Dr Moses Dlamini
Dlamini’s research focuses on information and cyber security analytics, detection and prevention of adversarial artificial intelligence and machine learning attacks, design of future-proof and zero-trust cybersecurity architectures, detection of digital deception, and fourth industrial revolution security.
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Dlamini joined the CSIR in 2017. His research work focuses on information security, cybersecurity, cloud computing security, security of internet of things, securing artificial intelligence and machine learning classification models, security of operational technology and industrial control systems, securing Industry 4.0), digital deception, context-aware and behavioural authentication, privileged access management, identity and access management, conflict-aware access control, digital forensics and chaos-based cryptography.
Dlamini publishes his research work both at national and international fora. He is also a reviewer of a number of information security and privacy journals and conferences. He is passionate about technology that serves the needs of society and industry.
Expertise: Information and cyber security
- BSc (Computer Science and Mathematics), University of Swaziland, 2002
- BSc Hons (Computer Science), University of Pretoria, 2007
- MSc (Computer Science), University of Pretoria, 2010
- PhD (Computer Science), University of Pretoria, 2020
