RESEARCH AT CYBALGORIS
ADVANCING
SOFTWARE SECURITY
AS AN ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE
Our R&D programme explores unresolved questions where cybersecurity, software engineering and assurance converge.
WHAT ARE WE TAKING FOR GRANTED?
WHERE DO CURRENT APPROACHES
REACH THEIR LIMITS?
WHAT NEEDS TO BE EXPLORED NEXT?
MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES
TECHNICAL RIGOUR
RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH
Research ideas are explored through technical experimentation, prototypes and representative software-development scenarios.
Findings are challenged, compared and refined before they inform practical capabilities
SECURITY AS ENGINEERING
We investigate how security can become an integral engineering concern rather than a separate review activity.
Our research focuses on advancing Secure by Design as a practical engineering discipline for increasingly complex software development environments.
ASSURANCE AND EVIDENCE
We study how security decisions can remain understandable, reviewable and defensible throughout software development.
Our work explores stronger approaches to software security assurance, technical evidence and accountability throughout development.
HUMAN–AI ACCOUNTABILITY
We examine how organisations retain responsibility and engineering control as AI plays a greater role in software creation.
Our research addresses the security and governance challenges emerging as software development becomes increasingly AI-assisted and autonomous.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND RESPONSIBLE DISCLOSURE
CYBALGORIS protects research-generated intellectual property, including patentable innovation, software assets and confidential know-how.
Research outputs are reviewed before external communication. Selected findings are shared only through appropriate research, industrial, investment or partnership frameworks.
We welcome collaboration with researchers, universities, research organisations and technology partners working in software security, Secure by Design, cybersecurity engineering and AI-assisted software development.
Our research programme is open to selected collaborations involving applied research, experimentation, validation and industrial research initiatives aligned with our research priorities.
Researchers and organisations interested in contributing to or collaborating with our work are welcome to contact us.