Dr. Adamantini Peratikou received the BSc degree in computing the postgraduate degree in technology,
and a PhD in Computing in the subject area of Parallel processing and optimization algorithms from the
University of Portsmouth. She is currently a member of Cybersecurity and Telecommunication Research
Lab (CTRL) of the Open University of Cyprus. She is also a member of BSC (British society of Computing)
and IEEE. Her PhD thesis focused on generalization and optimization of fat tree classes, by proposing an
architecture that provides a flexible solution for building extremely large-scale parallel systems. She was
a part-time lecturer at University of Portsmouth, in the area of networks and programming. Adamantini
has more than 8 years’ teaching experience in undergraduate and postgraduate levels at the University
of Portsmouth and as an adjunct lecturer at the Open University of Cyprus. She has published several
papers in international peer-reviewed conferences and journals and has served as a technical program
committee reviewer in international conferences. Her research focuses on contributing to the
strengthening of the Cyber Security Ecosystem. She is currently working on various funded projects in
the field of cybersecurity.