Thibaud Ecarot
Information Security System researcher
Thibaud Ecarot received his Ph.D. in 2017 from the Télécom Sud Paris - Mines Télécom Institute in conjunction with the Pierre & Marie Curie University in Paris, France. He works as a researcher, cybersecurity partnership, and research coordinator at the Interdisciplinary research group in cybersecurity (GRIC) within the University of Sherbrooke. His research contributes to developing security methods for critical systems that protect sensitive data. It combines IT, regulatory review, and codes of ethics. His current research interests center on cyberspace security and computational intelligence. His work in computer security focuses on the cryptographic means to be implemented to protect complex systems containing sensitive data and on models that will facilitate the reproducibility of experiments and validate results for increased reliability.
Furthermore, in the context of cyber-physical systems, it is necessary to determine the methodologies and techniques to be used to defend against advanced and stealthy attacks that will have a lasting impact on several dimensions of these systems, such as confidentiality. Computational intelligence is a branch of computer science dedicated to issues that show a severe lack of practical computational algorithms due to NP-Hardness. Computational intelligence interferes with cybersecurity when modeling complex behaviors through fuzzy logic and a more extensive search space in threat detection. His current work in computational intelligence focuses on compliance with both hard and flexible nonlinear constraints and online algorithm design to ensure infrastructure and data security.
Name |
Thibaud Ecarot |
Address |
Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada |
Email |
contact@thibaudecarot.me |
Jami |
thibaudecarot |