Shamal Faily
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Dr Shamal Faily
Research Assistant
Wolfson Building, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QD |
Interests
There is growing evidence that many software systems are not designed for the people who use them, the goals they need to achieve, the tasks they need to perform, and the environments these systems are situated in.
My research examines how the design of secure and usable software systems can be better supported with design techniques and tools. My doctoral research led to the design of the IRIS (Integrating Requirements and Information Security) design framework, and accompanying CAIRIS (Computer Aided Integration of Requirements and Information Security) software tool.
I am also interested in understanding how entrepreneurship and innovation theories can be used to inform the design of security.
Biography
I am a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Computer Science, having recently completed my DPhil in Computer Science here at Oxford. Before this, I was a software engineer within Logica's Space business.
Links
CAIRIS: Computer Aided Integration of Requirements and Information Security
Roles
CHI 2012 , Reviewer
CHI 2011 , Reviewer
EICS 2011 , Reviewer
Selected Publications
| Analysing Chindogu: Applying Defamiliarisation to Security Design Shamal Faily In CHI 2012 Workshop on Defamiliarisation in Innovation and Usability. 2012. |
| “Do we know each other or is it just our Devices?”: A Federated Context Model for Describing Social Activity Across Devices George Gionis‚ Heiko Desruelle‚ Dieter Blomme‚ John Lyle‚ Shamal Faily and Louay Bassbouss In W3C/PrimeLife Federated Social Web Europe Conference 2011. June, 2011. |
| Eliciting Policy Requirements for Critical National Infrastructure using the IRIS Framework Shamal Faily and Ivan Flechais In International Journal of Secure Software Engineering. Vol. 2. No. 4. Pages 1–18. 2011. |
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