Kelsey Fulton
Security researcher. Climber. Coffee aficianado. (They/Them/Theirs)
CTLM 214C
1650 Arapahoe St
Golden, CO 80401
I’m an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the Colorado School of Mines. I did my PhD at the University of Maryland, advised by Michelle Mazurek in the Security, Privacy, and People Lab (SP2).
My research centers around secure software development, with a focus on the human factors impacting secure software development. I’m interested in understanding how software developers and security professionals reason and think about security in their job roles. Specifically, I’d like to explore how current security interventions, tools, programming languages, and organizational processes fail developers and security professionals and how we can improve them. As a result of my work, I aim to provide scientifically-based recommendations for improvements of secure development resources, secure development tools, and secure development processes.
I have a few openings for excited, motivated students. If you are interested in a PhD, please send me an email describing, specifically, what interests you about my research. If you are interested in working with me as an undergrad, please feel free to stop by my office or send me an email. Prospective students can look at the prospective students page for details.
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Aug 14, 2023 | I started as an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science department at the Colorado School of Mines. |
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Aug 07, 2023 | I won the John Karat Usable Security and Privacy Student Research Award |