Alessandro Armando
Alessandro Armando is associate professor at the University of Genova, where he
received his Laurea degree in Electronic Engineering in 1988 and
his Ph.D in Electronic and Computer Engineering in 1994. His
appointments include a postdoctoral research position at the
University of Edinburgh (1994-1995) and one as visiting researcher
at INRIA-Lorraine in Nancy (1998-1999). He is co-founder and
leader (since 2003) of the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
(AI-Lab) at DIST. He is also head
of the Security and Trust Research
Unit at the Center for Information
Technologies of Bruno Kessler
Foundation in Trento. He has recently contributed to the discovery
of a serious vulnerability on the SAML-based Single Sign-On for
Google Apps.
His current focus is on developing cutting-edge automated
reasoning techniques and on using them to build a new generation
of push-button software verification and debugging tools
supporting the development of complex, large-scale, distributed
IT applications.