RESEARCH STUDY: Securing Mobile Devices: Sensor-Based Anomaly Detection

STARTING TODAY (Friday, 4/17) , we are performing a research study to assess the effectiveness of sensor-based anomaly detection for applications in mobile security, and  we need your help!

Participants will automatically be entered into a drawing for  one of (5) $20 cash prizes!

Our experiment will involve data collection from an  investigator-provided phone  which you will carry while performing a variety of “normal” and “anomalous” activities (like “standing with phone”, “sitting with phone”, etc.).

If you interested, please come on down to Kunsela Hall, Room B117  at any point  during the following time slots:

TODAY, Friday, 4/17:         1pm to 5pm

Saturday, 4/18:                    12pm to 5pm

Monday, 4/20:                      12pm to 5pm

If you’d like more information, please contact:

Dr. Michael J. Reale

Kunsela Hall C224

SUNY Institute of Technology

100 Seymour Road

Utica, NY 13502

Cell:  607-205-9575 Office:  315-792-7227

realemj@sunypoly.edu

Kara Zaffarano

Cell:  315-941-5488

zaffark@sunypoly.edu

karazaffarano@gmail.com

A complete description of the study is available here:  http://web.cs.sunyit. edu/~realemj/projects/Reale_Zaffarano_Proposal_for_Research_Involving_Human_Subjects_April_8_2014.pdf

Hope to see you there!