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Khaled El Emam (PhD), Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine and the School of Information Technology and Engineering, University of Ottawa -- Principal Investigator.
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Elizabeth Jonker, Research Assistant.
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Fida Dankar (PhD), Post Doctoral Fellow.
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Marina Sokolova (PhD), Research Associate.
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Saeed Samet (PhD), Post Doctoral Fellow.
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Angelica Neisa, Statistician.
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Emilio Neri, Systems security and administrator.
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Sadrul Chowdhury, Software developer.
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Grant Middleton, Software developer.
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Sean Rose, Software developer.
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Lisa Gaudette, Software developer.
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Morvarid Sehatkar, PhD Student.
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Ann Brown, Consulting Statistician.
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Previous Members
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Scott Sams, PhD Student, Political Science, University of Toronto -- Research Assistant.
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Mary Lysyk, PhD student, Population Health, University of Ottawa.
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Romeo Issa, MSc Student, Computer Science, Carleton University -- Research Assistant.
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Sam Jabbouri, MSc Student, Computer Science, Carleton University -- Research Assistant.
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Xin Fei, PhD Student, School of Information Technology and Engineering, University of Ottawa -- Research Assistant.
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2 August 2010
In approximately two weeks' time (17th August) the Privacy, Security, and Trust (PST) 2010 conference will be starting in Ottawa. This annual event highlights recent research at the intersection of these three themes.
31 May 2010
A new search engine for privacy and compliance officers to find out if there are peer-to-peer file sharing clients on their networks has just been launched. A user can enter a domain name and find out if there are any IP addresses within that domain with one or more p2p clients on the Gnutella p2p network.
4 April 2010
The medical data breach dashblard has been updated with all breaches going up to the end of December 2009. This interactive tool allows users to look at trends and distributions of medical data breaches through a simple interface.
18 March 2010
Our lab is launching a new webinar series in April 2010. These will be over lunch EST with free registration. Their purpose is to provide live presentations of our work and other colleagues' work that is relevant to our research and knowledge translation agenda.
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