Recent Activities

HATS @ SOUPS 2026

I am excited to be part of the organizing committee for the HATS @ SOUPS 2026 workshop! The accepted papers have now been announced, and we are looking forward to meeting everyone in Hannover.

Paper Accepted!

Our paper, When LLM Governance Falls to Employees: Informal Practices of Responsible AI Use at Work, has been accepted to AIES 2026! The conference received over 1,000 submissions, with 220 papers accepted following peer review.

Looking forward to presenting the work at AIES 2026 in Malmö, Sweden, this October.

Presented at the Cambridge Cybercrime Conference 2026

I presented my paper, AI-Enhanced Email Security: A Novel Pipeline for Phishing Campaign Detection and Profiling, and discussed my broader PhD research at the Cambridge Cybercrime Conference 2026.

The work presents a human-AI pipeline for extracting phishing-email features, detecting coordinated campaigns, and generating campaign-level profiles to support security analysts.

Paper Accepted!

The final study from my PhD thesis, titled AI-Enhanced Email Security: A Novel Pipeline for Phishing Campaign Detection and Profiling, has been accepted for publication in the ACM Transactions on Internet Technology (TOIT) Special Issue on Human-AI Collaboration in Security Operations Centres.

Preprint available here.