The Resilient Information Systems Security (RISS) Group is in the Department of Computing at Imperial College London and also has strong links with the Institute for Security Science and Technology at Imperial.

Broadly speaking our work focuses on developing tools, techniques and autonomous system architectures that enable systems to be resilient to malicious compromise and to enable systems to operate when they have been partially compromised. Our work has attracted over £10M in funding from Industry, EPSRC and EU sources (see Current Projects and Past Projects for details) and led to numerous collaborations with both academic and industrial partners.

A presentation given in September 2017 in the Codex World’s Top 50 Innovators Series summarises some of our current themes of research. 

Want to work with our group? See current list of positions available.

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News & Updates

• “Exploiting Correlations to Detect False Data Injections in Low-Density Wireless Sensor Networks” will be presented at 5th ACM Cyber-Physical Systems Security Workshop 2019.June 1, 2019

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Latest Posts

• “Exploiting Correlations to Detect False Data Injections in Low-Density Wireless Sensor Networks” will be presented at 5th ACM Cyber-Physical Systems Security Workshop 2019.
• Zhongyuan Hau (Aaron)
• MUSKETEER: Machine learning to augment shared knowledge in federated privacy-preserving scenarios
• Cyber Security Competence Network for Research and Innovation (Concordia)
• Towards More Practical Software-based Attestation