Shimada Lab (Information Network Systems)

AboutAbout the lab

Exploring network safety and computer architecture.

The lab of Associate Professor Hajime Shimada researches network security, cybersecurity, network operations, and computer architecture.
In network security, it works on detecting and classifying malicious traffic and protecting servers. In cybersecurity, it works on detecting and classifying malware and automatically collecting threat intelligence.
In network operations, it works on feature extraction and OpenFlow.
In architecture, it works on computer architecture, low-power architecture, dependable architecture, and processor architecture.

ResearchResearch themes

The lab conducts research on the security of networks and computers, as well as on computer architecture. Its research keywords are network security, cybersecurity, network operations, and computer architecture.

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