Riccardo Lazzeretti
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About
Riccardo Lazzeretti is a leading researcher at the intersection of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and next-generation networking. His work primarily focuses on securing programmable data planes and enabling the tactile Internet—a paradigm that demands ultra-low latency and high-speed data transformation to transmit the sense of touch over networks. Lazzeretti’s major contributions include investigating how AI can both threaten and protect these emerging infrastructures, as highlighted in his highly cited 2024 paper, “Is AI a Trick or T(h)reat for Securing Programmable Data Planes?” (4 citations). This work critically examines the dual role of AI in network security, offering foundational insights for resilient system design. Beyond this, he has advanced privacy-preserving computation and secure data processing in distributed environments, addressing key challenges in the Internet of Things era. His research has garnered attention for its practical relevance, with citations reflecting its impact on both academic and industrial communities. Lazzeretti’s achievements include bridging theoretical security models with real-world network applications, making him a pivotal figure in shaping secure, high-speed communication for future digital ecosystems.
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- 1Is AI a <i>Trick or T(h)reat</i> for Securing Programmable Data Planes?4 citations · 2024