My Thesis is still embargoed. Recently, someone (a researcher?) requested a copy, giving the following reason: We are doing some research into a PIA system and would like to read your full paper. We will obviously credit your research in our findings and presentations.
Please consider removing restrictions or uploading the full text to the archive so that it will be available immediately to future searchers.
For now, here’s Chapter 1 and the Table of Contents and preambles. (pdf)
I’m thrilled to announce that a formidable team at City comprising Prof Steph Wilson and 2 staff – Powlami Gosh & Peter Aggar – from City’s Enterprise Department & myself has won an Innovate UK Cybersecurity competition.
News at KTN website – Cyber Security projects selected for commercialisation programme
Many thanks to Steph, Powlami, Peter and also to Dr Gari Owen (external business advisor) for their great work & support in getting the application in on time.
As this CyberASAP 2020 programme is kick-starting tomorrow, 1st April 2020, this is certainly not an April Fool news.
I’m also fully aware of and sensitive to the current COVID-19 pandemic situation, which meant that all the planned for programmes by the teams at InnovateUK, KTN and CyberASAP will be done online. The online activities aren’t ‘business-as-usual’ for all of us and hence a ‘Big #ThumbsUp’ for all the teams involved in making CyberASAP moving forward.
More news to follow…
Many thanks,
Cher
A memorable graduation ceremony #PhD #CityGrad 16th July 2019 pic.twitter.com/4t6ZX8Q1Qi
— cher devey (@datachainrisk) July 16, 2019
#PhD in computer science.16th July 2019 #CityGrad pic.twitter.com/E3ijl5y955
— cher devey (@datachainrisk) July 16, 2019
My PhD #Thesis. pic.twitter.com/B8MsesgU0O
— cher devey (@datachainrisk) June 18, 2019
Such a great relief to finally got to the end of my PhD journey. 15th April 2019 a day to remember!
Many heartfelt thanks to Dr Lyn Robinson for her kind words and great role as my internal examiner. Also, many thanks to Prof Hamid Jahankhani for coming to City, University of London to be my external examiner. I certainly have learnt a lot from all the questions raised at the Viva.
I couldn’t have reached this final chapter in my PhD journey without the loyal and wonderful support from my supervisors, Prof Steph Wilson, Dr llir Gashir & Dr David Haynes. Many thanks!
Also, many thanks to Savita & Tillman (Chair) for making today a smooth day for us all.
Tweets and photos posted today by @lynrobinson & @stephwilsoncity. Many thanks!
Congratulations to @datachainrisk on successfully defending her PhD thesis today! Passed with minor amends. Very pleased to act as internal examiner. Thanks to @tweyde @JDavidHaynes Ilir Gashi and external examiner Hamid Jahankhani pic.twitter.com/Ai2HnQPPPI
— lyn robinson (@lynrobinson) April 15, 2019
Congratulations to Cher Davey @datachainrisk on successful PhD viva today! Passed with minor amendments. pic.twitter.com/3ZNol7WqVR
— Steph Wilson (@stephwilsoncity) April 15, 2019
My viva voce is now set for 15th April 2019. Many thanks to Dr Ilir Gashir for getting the panel sorted.
I already had a mock viva on the 8th March 2019, which I wasn’t well prepared for. Got other personal stuff to sort out which took too much of my time.
This week onwards I will refocus on my Thesis and start preparing for my viva! I will also need to do a 15 mins presentation. So…get cracking Cher!
Decided to map out my PhD journey – an odyssey!
Attached a large mindmap in pdf -