Aisha Ali-Gombe is an Associate Professor at the Louisiana State University. She specialises in code fingerprinting, malware analysis, privacy policy enforcement methods, mobile security, memory & database forensics, and other areas of cybersecurity and digital forensics.
Conferences including WiSec, PPREW, CODASPY, and AAFS have hosted publications and presentations by her. Her most recent applied security initiatives are geared towards creating an instrumentation method for memory forensics on Android devices and an automated testing robot for Android malware analysis. Dr. Ali-Gombe is working on developing a useful active learning curriculum for teaching dynamic malware analysis in the field of cyber education.
The lovely Gombe-born woman has just been named the director of Louisiana State University’s brand-new Cybersecurity Clinic.
Her appointment came after Louisiana State University received a $1.5 million grant from the National Security Agency of the United States. However, the grant is intended to establish a test Cybersecurity Clinic to safeguard small enterprises that are the victims of cyberattacks.
This Nigerian professor, who now lives in the US, made an enduring impression on academia. She graduated from the University of Abuja’s Department of Computer Science in 2004 as the department’s top-performing student.
She has also received several congratulations from well-wishers, including those from her alma mater, University of Abuja, which proudly announced her appointment via its official Facebook page.
