Biography

I hold a PhD in computer science from Inria - Privatics. I am currently a Senior Researcher at DNV, where I work on cybersecurity for critical infrastructure, with a particular focus on the energy and maritime sectors.

In my past position, I was a postdoctoral researcher in the Security & Privacy Lab at Chalmers University of Technology. I have been selected (twice) as a member of the EDPB’s support pool of experts.

My current research interests include cybersecurity and resilience of industrial cyber-physical systems, AI security, privacy and data protection, and the interplay between technology, regulation, and society. I am particularly interested in understanding how emerging technologies can be deployed safely and responsibly in safety-critical environments. My previous research interests were more focused on privacy and data protection, for instance studying how the adtech industry violates our privacy, and human-computer interactions (see also this), although I was already interested in cybersecurity and the impact of AI.

I now conduct applied research at the intersection of cybersecurity and digitalization, exploring challenges introduced by technologies such as artificial intelligence, industrial automation, and connected systems. My work combines technical, organizational, and regulatory perspectives to strengthen the security and resilience of critical infrastructure. More broadly, I am interested in technology that is secure, trustworthy, and practical, and in ensuring that innovation remains aligned with societal needs and values.

On a personal level, I appreciate sober, hackable, and accessible technology that works. I am a member of FELINN’s collegial council, a French non-profit (“association loi 1901”) hosting ethical digital services, defending decentralization of the web, privacy, and free software through popular education.