Charles Kamhoua

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Charles Kamhoua is a prominent researcher at the intersection of cybersecurity, game theory, and the Internet of Things (IoT), with particular expertise in military and battlefield applications. His work addresses some of the most pressing security challenges facing modern networked systems, combining rigorous mathematical frameworks with practical defense strategies. Kamhoua's most recognized contribution lies in applying game-theoretic modeling to cyber deception within Internet of Battlefield Things (IoBT) environments, examining how adversaries and defenders strategically interact across sensors, drones, autonomous vehicles, and wearable devices supporting military operations. This work, garnering 11 citations, reflects growing recognition of the unique vulnerabilities present in battlefield IoT ecosystems. His broader contributions to IoT security span both civilian and military domains, exploring smart infrastructure, intelligent transportation, and connected device security. More recently, Kamhoua has pushed into formal probabilistic planning methods, investigating how robots and automated systems can adapt sensor strategies under adversarial conditions — work that carries significant implications for autonomous systems security. Through edited volumes and foundational introductory writings, he has also helped shape the academic conversation around IoT security as a discipline. His research collectively advances our understanding of how intelligent, adversarial-aware systems can be designed to operate securely in complex, contested environments.