Giuseppe Ateniese, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Whiting School of Engineering.  Major teaching and/or research interests:  Cryptography, network security, anonymity, and electronic commerce.

Susan Hohenberger, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science.  Major teaching and/or research interests:  Theory, cryptography, computer security, algorithms, complexity theory, balancing privacy and accountability in information systems.

Gerald Masson, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Computer Science.  Director, Information Security Institute, Whiting School of Engineering.  Major teaching and/or research interests:  Reliable computing, computer networking, real-time monitoring of software operations, computer architecture, and security informatics relative to networks and software operations.

Fabian Monrose, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Whiting School of Engineering.  Major teaching and/or research interests:  Network security, user authentication, electronic commerce, biomterics, network operating systems and Internet platforms for supporting next-generation computing.

Aviel Rubin, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Computer Science, Whiting School of Engineering.  Technical Director, Information Security Institute.  Major teaching and/or research interests:  Network and systems security, applied cryptography, cryptographic key distribution, anonymity and computer privacy, electronic commerce, firewalls and network perimeter defenses, security issues in e-voting, applying security to applications such as medical information systems and intellectual property protection.

Adam Stubblefield, Assistant Research Professor, Department of Computer Science.  Major teaching and/or research interests:  Applied cryptography, network security, RFID security, applications of virtualization to security.

Andreas Terzis, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science.  Major teaching and/or research interests:  Network security, malware detection and containment, wireless sensor networks, computer networks.