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Agent assurance and multi-agent security
Research on how autonomous agents can be audited, constrained, and kept resilient when they interact with other agents and external systems.
Research questionsforming · Abu Dhabi · Distributed
Trust Lab studies the security and resilience of autonomous agents, multi-agent systems, programmable blockchains, and cyber-physical infrastructure.
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Research on how autonomous agents can be audited, constrained, and kept resilient when they interact with other agents and external systems.
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Work on privacy, censorship resistance, maximal extractable value, protocol trust, and secure infrastructure for decentralized systems.
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Security for power systems, microgrids, connected devices, and other settings where software decisions affect physical infrastructure.
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Methods for specifying trust, recovering architecture, modelling threats, and examining failure in complex autonomous and digital systems.
Research questionsSelected evidence
IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computing
Inspect publicationIEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement
Inspect publicationIEEE Cybermatics 2024
Inspect publicationMethod
Each project states what a system must protect, who can challenge it, and which failures count.
Security claims matter only after adversarial conditions, partial failure, and conflicting incentives enter the model.
Agent assurance draws on security, requirements engineering, distributed systems, and empirical measurement.
Papers, code, data, protocols, and negative results should remain inspectable whenever publication rules allow it.
Lead researcher

Lab lead · Professor of Computer Science and Associate Chair for Graduate Studies
Khalifa University · Visiting Fellow, ADIA Lab
Research leadership remains connected to public scholarly records and independently stated affiliations.
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