Yi Hu at Northern Kentucky University

Yi Hu

Phone: (859)572-7739

I graduated from the University of Arkansas with Ph.D. degree in Computer Science in 2006. My Ph.D. advisor is Dr. Brajendra Panda.

In August 2007, I joined the Department of Computer Science at Northern Kentucky University as a faculty member.


Research	[ List of Publications ]
	My research concentrates on Information Assurance, Database Systems, Data Security (e.g., intrusion detection, database damage assessment and recovery), Data Mining, and Trust Management in Cyberspace. Recent Research Grants: *KY NSF EPSCoR Grant,* amount funded: $26,399 This proposed research concentrates on studying new methodology for identifying information attacks against database. DEPSCoR Grant (sub-award from University of Arkansas), amount funded: $35,071 The main task of this research is to design algorithms that can effectively alert the system administrators of anomalous activities of insiders in order to protect critical data of an organization. *CINSAM Research Grant,* amount funded: $8,000 This research focuses on studying new methodology for fast damage assessment after identification of a malicious transaction in a post-information-warfare scenario. *NKU Faculty Summer Fellowship,* amount funded: $6,000 This research will develop new methods for detecting well-hidden attacks toward corrupting data.
Teaching
	2007 Fall INF 120 Elementary Programming 2007 Fall CSC 482/582 Computer Security 2008 Spring INF 120 Elementary Programming 2008 Spring CIT 430 Computer Forensics 2008 Fall CSC 375/CIT 394 J2EE Web Development 2008 Fall CIT380 Section 2 Securing Computer System