Dr Ameer Al-Nemrat
Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader
Information Security and Computer Forensics
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EB 1.90, Docklands Campus
School of Architecture Computing and Engineering (ACE)
University of East London
4-6 University Way
London
E16 2RD - a.al-nemrat@uel.ac.uk +442082232802
- CertifiedFTK Examiner/Access Data/2011
- OxygenMobile Forensics Software/2011
- UKAS Accreditor ISO 27025 – Assessor and Lead Assessor 2014
- Research Visitor at Australian National University - Cybercrime Observatory
- Research Visitor at Research Centre for Scientific and Technical Information, Algeria
- Associate research status with Leeds Metropolitan University (external supervisor).
- External Assessor for MSc Network Security, Middlesex University (2015)
- External Examiner for MSc Cybercrime and Security, Canterbury Christ Church University (2014)
- Thesis External Examiner for Deakin University, Australia
- Thesis Examiner for Macquarie University, Australia
- PhDInvestigation into Cybercrime Trends and Analysis/ Sep 2010/ UEL
- PGCert in Learning and Teaching in HigherEducation/Sep 2009/ UEL
- PGCertResearch/ Sep 2008/UEL
- MSCComputer Systems Auditing/ Sep 2006/ London Metropolitan University
Ameer is a forward thinking and innovative Computer Security and Digital Forensic, investigator, researcher and educator who has acquired more than 7 years extensive experience including designing and leading information security projects and programmes.
Ameer is a senior lecturer at the School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering, University of East London (UEL). He also the Director of Professional Doctorate in Information Security & the MSc Information Security and Digital Forensics programmes. In addition, Ameer is the founder and the director of the Electronic Evidence Laboratory, UEL. Ameer is a research active in the area of cybercrime and digital forensics where he has been publishing research papers in peer-reviewed conferences and internationally reputed journals. He is a co-editor of the book “Issues in Cybercrime, Security, and Digital Forensics”. He also was the guest editor of the special issue of the International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics (IJESDF).
Ameer has led a Cybercrime Programme Project with a German institution, which won for the second time in a row, the “Good Practice Award” from The European Commission under the Leonardo da Vinci scheme which focuses on the teaching and training needs of those involved in vocational education and training.”
Ameer was also nominated as the “Best Lecturer” for 2015 - Student Led Teaching Awards – Spotlight on Great Teaching 2015.
Overview
- National Computer Security Conference – Angola – May 2016
- National Security & Resilience Exhibition – Abu Dhabi- March 2016
- Brazilian Law Enforcement for Cyber Security Meeting – Sao Paolo- Oct 2015
- 13th Security Meeting summit "Crisis Management, Computer Forensics, Surveillance, ID Theft & Espionage", Lisbon, November 2014.
- The 3rd Forum on Total Quality in Public Security, Hail, Saudi, 24-26 Feb, 2014.
- Workshop on Cyber Crime at ARC Centre for Excellence in Policing and Security, Regulatory Institutions Network, National Australian University, Canberra, Australia. 7th Nov 2013
- The 2nd Forum on Total Quality in Public Security, Jeddah, Saudi, 10-12 Sep, 2012.
Collaborators
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Research
Publications
We won the “Best Practice” Award, second times in rows, from EU Commission/ Brussels, Belgium.
- 2010 Leonardo da Vinci scheme. Project Number: DE/10/LLP-LDV/IVT/282512
- 2012 Leonardo da Vinci scheme. Project Number: DE/12/LLP- LDV/IVT/2842
- 2014 Leonardo da Vinci scheme. Project Number: 2014-1-DE02-KA102-000569
Funding
- Cyber Criminal network analysis using data mining techniques
- Cybercrime prevention and detection
- Profiling Cybercrime victims
- Digital Forensics and Steganography techniques
Interests
Portfolio
CN6107 Computer and Network Security (BSc)
MSc Cyber Crime