Advancing Security Through |

I am a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where I am advised by Professor Adam Bates. I am also the co-founder of Provenance Security.

My research bridges computer security, graph analysis, and machine learning, focusing on real-world security challenges through provenance-based systems. I'm currently using Provenance Graphs develop anomaly-based intrusion detection systems, while also exploring their applications across the security lifecycle.

My work has received recognition through the Cozad New Venture Challenge, Illinois Innovation Award, and secured funding via the National I-Corps and IPOC programs. I welcome collaborations - reach out at akulg2[at]illinois[dot]edu if you share similar research interests.

Latest Updates

December 2024

Launch of Provenance Security Splunk App

Released the beta version of our Splunk application.

October 2024

NSF SBIR Fast Track Invitation

Selected to submit a full proposal for the NSF SBIR Fast Track program

July 2024

NSIN Presents: Cyber Innovators Challenge

Presented Provenance Security's innovative approach to threat detection to the Department of Defense