Mohammed Alsaleh
Associate Professor specializing in network security and cyber defense
Ypsilanti, Michigan, United States
Summary
Academic leadership in cybersecurity education: Alsaleh has played a substantive role in Eastern Michigan University's cybersecurity program, contributing to its National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) redesignation efforts and curriculum development. emich+2
Research focus on network security and intrusion analysis: His published work and research profile center on network security topics, including intrusion analysis frameworks that integrate models like the diamond model with SIEM systems to improve threat hunting and analysis. ieee+2
Active faculty and instructor: Alsaleh teaches information assurance/cybersecurity courses (e.g., IA400) and is engaged with student learning and assessment, as reflected in course listings and student ratings. emich+1
Collaborative researcher with regional and international partnerships: He is listed as a collaborator on research lab pages and appears in organizational and lab team listings, indicating ongoing collaborations across academic and research institutions. crisplab+1
Work
Education
Writing
Mining Intrusion Analysis Diamonds from Security Information and Events Logs
Proposes an intrusion analysis framework that integrates the diamond model of intrusion analysis with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems, leveraging Elasticsearch to aggregate and analyze security events and map indicators of compromise to the diamond model to support threat hunting and intrusion analysis.
Characterizing Scientific Reporting in Security Research
Examines aspects of scientific reporting in security research (co-authored work listed with UNC Charlotte affiliations).