Marco Casassa Mont

I am a senior researcher and technical contributor at HP Labs Bristol - Systems Security Laboratory.

 I have worked as a technical contributor in a variety of research and development programs including collaborations with HP business units and in the EU PRIME project (Privacy and Identity Management for Europe).

My research interests are related to security, privacy and trust, adaptive systems, web services and web technologies. My work includes research and development of secure and trusted technologies, systems and solutions for people, enterprises and the Internet.

My current research focus is on security analytics, IT risk management, identity management  and privacy management. I am also very interested in researching the impact and implications of Web 2.0 in  Enterprise contexts and contributing in this space.

I am active on the publication and conference front. I have more than 40 patents filed and 10 patents granted.

I received two degrees respectively in Computer Science and Information Management (1991, 2005) and a MSc degree on Computer Science from the University of Turin, Italy. I worked for a company owned by Telecom Italia as a senior system and software architect before joining HP in 1996.

Additional information can be found in my CV.