I am a junior researcher at the Chair of IT security. I have received my Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Applied Computer Science from Flensburg University of Applied Sciences.

My research interests encompass industrial network security, with a particular focus on intrusion detection in cyber-physical systems, both with and without the use of machine learning methods, as well as the investigation of various security aspects of cellular communication networks.

Currently, I am involved with the Control Systems and Cyber Security Lab (COSYS) as part of the Energy Innovation Center (EIC), which addresses cybersecurity challenges in the transition toward secure energy systems. My work in this project focuses on investigating communication protocols, behavior, and characteristics of Industrial Control Systems (ICS), particularly in the energy domain, and on identifying new approaches for detecting network attacks.

Prior to this, I worked on the KISS_KI and WAIKIKI projects, both of which focused on developing AI-based attack detection algorithms for network monitoring in critical infrastructures.