Abubakar Nainna Muhammad
School of Science, Engineering & Environment
Biography
Abubakar Nainna Muhammad, a doctoral researcher specializing in cybersecurity, focuses extensively on the domain of cyber threat intelligence sharing. His academic contributions include peer-reviewed publications, notably a paper titled "Factors Amplifying or Inhibiting Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing," presented at the European, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern Conference on Information Systems.
His scholarly pursuits extend beyond publications; Abubakar displays a keen interest in exploring and analyzing cyber threat intelligence sharing frameworks established by influential bodies such as the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA).
Building upon a foundation laid during his Master of Science program in Information Systems and his undergraduate studies in mathematics, Abubakar's academic journey reflects a comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to understanding and addressing cybersecurity challenges, particularly within the realm of cyber threat intelligence sharing.
Areas of Research
Cyber threat intelligence sharing. Cybersecurity sharing frameworks (NCSC, NIST, ENISA). ISO27001/ISO27002 implementation. ICT regulations and compliance.
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