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Stephan Neuhaus
I have been working in computer security since 1992. In research, I use experimental methods to
analyze security incidents and analyzing version archives to find
and predict vulnerabilities. In my company, I help companies
assess, manage, and mitigate risks that come from operating an IT
infrastructure. You can also hire me as a freelance security
consultant.
For contact information, see the impressum page.
Security Services
You can hire me as a freelance software security consultant.
About Me
- I play the guitar.
- My Erdős Number is 4. (P. Erdos -> Y. Zalcstein -> S. Jajodia -> F. Massacci -> S. Neuhaus)
Recent Events
- 2011-07-04: Our group has a Blog, where I occasionally post.
- 2011-02-01: I am starting a new postdoc at Communication Systems Group at ETH Zürich.
- 2009-08-23:I am starting a list of essays on all things risk and security.
- 2009-03-14:Our paper on predicting vulnerable packages in Red Hat has been accepted at USENIX '09; acceptance rate: 16.8% (32/191).
- 2008-06-30: I am now working as a postdoc at the Universita degli Studi di Trento. I am working on a EU project called MASTER, specifically on security and assurance indicators.
- 2008-03-18: I am working on a new research project, namely whether it is possible to predict trends in security from publicly available security reports. This too is a collaboration with Thomas Zimmermann. Stay tuned.
- 2008-02-20: I'm working on a new research project, namely the application of techniques from my thesis to the entire RedHat package base. I'm working with someone at RedHat security and first results are promising. This is a collaboration with Thomas Zimmermann. Stay tuned.
- 2008-02-14: My Erdős Number dropped from 6 to 5 because of the paper “Do Crosscutting Concerns Cause Defects?”, soon to appear in TSE.
- 2008-02-06: I have successfully defended my PhD thesis with magna cum laude.
- 2007-11-28: I'm giving a talk at the Praxisnetz Merzig about the dangers of the eHealth Card.
