CV
Basics
| Name | Roshan Lal Neupane |
| Designation | Cybersecurity Researcher and Cyberinfrastructure Engineer |
| neupanerATmissouriDOTedu | |
| Phone | +1 (720) 690-5853 |
| Website | https://www.roshanln.com.np |
Work
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2023.12 - Present Cyberinfrastructure Engineer
University of Missouri, Columbia
Developing cloud-based applications and infrastructure using cutting-edge technologies.
- Designed scalable cloud infrastructure with Kubernetes, Docker, and TensorFlow.
- Implemented advanced cybersecurity solutions using AI/ML models.
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2021.01 - 2023.12 Graduate Research Assistant
University of Missouri, Columbia
Conducted advanced research in active cyber defense and blockchain applications.
- Developed the DefenseChain blockchain for collaborative cyber defense.
- Published research on intelligent agents for active cybersecurity.
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2019.12 - 2021.01 Senior Associate Consultant
Infosys Limited
Developed secure applications using Appian platform and REST APIs.
- Implemented LDAP and AD integration for secure SSO solutions.
- Designed BPM applications enhancing customer experience.
Education
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2021.01 - Present Columbia, MO, USA
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Missouri, Columbia
Computer Science
- Cyber Defense
- Cloud Computing
- Artificial Intelligence
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2015.08 - 2017.12 Columbia, MO, USA
Master of Science
University of Missouri, Columbia
Computer Science
- Algorithm Design
- Machine Learning
- Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery
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2010.01 - 2014.01 Karnataka, India
Certificates
| Certified Appian Designer | ||
| Appian | 2019-01-01 |
| Certified Professional | ||
| Microsoft | 2014-01-01 |
Skills
| Cloud Computing/DevOps | |
| AWS | |
| GCP | |
| Kubernetes | |
| Docker |
| Programming | |
| Python | |
| Bash/Shell | |
| JS | |
| Hyperledger | |
| REST |
| Cybersecurity | |
| AI/ML for Cyber Defense | |
| Attack Modeling, Detection, and Mitigation | |
| Active Defense |
Languages
| Nepali | |
| Native speaker |
| English | |
| Fluent |
| Hindi | |
| Conversational |
Awards
- 2024.10.21
Best Paper Award
GameSec 2024
Received the Best Paper Award for ransomware defense research using Game Theory and Strategic Deception.
- 2022.11.15
Outstanding Ph.D. Student Award
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department, University of Missouri
Received the award for exceptional record in academia, research, and service.
Projects
- 2016 - 2018
Dolus - Defense By Pretense
Network security framework that leverages quarantine and deception to defend against DDoS and Advanced Persistent Threat/Mining.
- 2021 - 2022
Fintech Blockchain (ClaimChain)
Blockchain for ensuring security for insurance claims processing at application and infrastructure level encompassing fraud detection, cyber threat detection
- 2022 - 2024
Smart Grid Blockchain (SGChain)
Hyperledger Fabric-based chain-of-chain blockchain for secure and efficient energy trading in smart grids with robust security framework for loss of availability issues in Smart Grids.
- 2023 - Present
Ransomware Game Theory
Game theory-based strategic deception for ransomware defense using backward induction to solve a complete and extensive game.
- 2023 - Present
CIBR-Fort
Knowledge-driven threat modeling, analysis and mitigation framework for smart grids integrating security and power knowledge graphs powered by LLM and RAG models.
- 2021 - Present
Arculus
Task-Based Access Control for Computation and Communication and AI-driven drone mission recovery in the Tactical Warfighting Edge.