Enkeleda Bardhi
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Enkeleda Bardhi is a rising researcher at the intersection of cybersecurity, programmable networks, and artificial intelligence. Her work focuses on securing next-generation networking infrastructures, particularly programmable data planes and the tactile Internet—a paradigm that demands ultra-low latency for real-time, touch-enabled communication. In her highly topical 2024 paper, “Is AI a Trick or T(h)reat for Securing Programmable Data Planes?” (4 citations), Bardhi critically examines the dual role of artificial intelligence as both a defensive tool and a potential vulnerability in high-speed network environments. This contribution highlights her ability to address emerging threats in the Internet of Things era, where data transfer speed and security must coexist. Though early in her career, Bardhi’s research is already shaping conversations around the resilience of programmable architectures. Her work is particularly relevant for students and researchers exploring the convergence of AI and network security, offering a forward-looking perspective on how intelligent systems can either fortify or undermine the tactile Internet’s promise of instantaneous, reliable communication.
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- 1Is AI a <i>Trick or T(h)reat</i> for Securing Programmable Data Planes?4 citations · 2024