Inah Omoronyia

Brief Background

I am a research fellow in the area of Security, Privacy, Adaptation and Requirements in Lero. I received my PhD in Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Strathclyde Glasgow. Prior to joining Lero, I worked as a research scientist at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. I am a fellow of ERCIM, the European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics.

My research objective is to contribute to academic and industrial research in the general area of software engineering of secure systems. With a focus on managing security and privacy of complex and adaptive systems, my aim is to utilise my experience, strong quality and analytical skills in managing the changing security needs of long lived systems, as well as the runtime, dynamic needs of mobile and ubiquitous systems.

Research Interests

• Software privacy and security engineering in mobile/cloud platforms

• Requirements engineering

• Engineering self-adaptive software

• Group dynamics and agent interactions

• Distributed/Collaborative software engineering

• privacy and security policies

• Knowledge capturing and representation

Research Projects

• Managing the Security of Evolving and Adaptive Systems (Mansec)– SFI
http://www.lero.ie/project/mansec

• Software Engineering for Usable Mobile Privacy Management – Microsoft
- http://sead1.open.ac.uk/seif/
- http://caprice.codeplex.com/

• Cost effective methods and processes for safety relevant embedded systems(CESAR)- EU
- http://cesarproject.eu/
- http://www.idi.ntnu.no/~inah1/cesar/