Gregory Epiphaniou

University of Wolverhampton, University of Warwick

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Dr. Gregory Epiphaniou is a leading researcher in cybersecurity, with a particular focus on the intersection of emerging technologies and threat intelligence. His work primarily addresses the security challenges of distributed systems, including the Internet of Things (IoT), Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), and blockchain applications. A key contribution is his development of a federated blockchain-based framework for tracking and liability attribution in smart workplaces, a highly cited paper (31 citations) that tackles the complex threat landscape introduced by integrating IoT and CPS into supply chains. This work demonstrates his ability to design practical, decentralized solutions for accountability in complex environments. Dr. Epiphaniou also explores the unique cybersecurity vulnerabilities of new space systems, as evidenced by his work on threat modeling for teleoperation use-cases (14 citations). His research is critical for ensuring the secure deployment of next-generation technologies, from industrial automation to space-based operations, making him a vital voice in the future of cyber defense.