2017 Federal Identity Forum & Homeland Security

Paolo Gasti
Assistant Professor, Computer Science
School of Engineering and Computing Sciences New York Institute of Technology


Dr. Paolo Gasti is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) School of Engineering and Computing Sciences. Dr. Gasti's research focuses on behavioral biometrics, privacy-preserving biometric authentication and identification, secure multi-party protocols, and network security. His recent work includes protocols for secure genomic computation, privacy-preserving document similarity, secure document caching, and distributed denial-of-service detection and prevention in future Internet architectures. He served as a member of the NDN project, which is a National Science Foundation-sponsored initiative with the goal of designing a new network architecture that might eventually replace the current Internet. His work has been sponsored by DARPA and the National Science Foundation. Gasti worked as a research scholar at University of California, Irvine and received a Fulbright scholarship, under which he visited Johns Hopkins University. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from University of Genoa, Italy, and his research pertained to the design of cryptographic schemes and network security.

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