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Luigi Briguglio
Senior Researcher & ICT Consultant

Technology innovation has to overcome limits, unsolved issues, and guarantee greater well-being. Forget these rules, and you will lose the pleasure of designing a better future.

Luigi Briguglio (male) holds a Master's Degree in Electronic Engineering (1996) from the University of Padua. He is Senior Researcher and ICT Consultant at CyberEthics Lab, where he applies his expertise as a Project Manager in ICT and Embedded Systems research projects (i.e. 5G-SOLUTIONS, PHOENIX, PERSONA). In July 2015 he got a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from PMI. He is a member of the PMI-Central Italy Membership Committee (https://www.pmi-centralitaly.org/). His topics of interests are software architecture, data management, project management, embedded systems, monitor and control systems, and automation. Since 2001, in Engineering, the Italian ICT company, he covered the roles of Senior Researcher, WP Leader, Technical Director and Project Coordinator in the R&D Lab and he has been involved in many European research projects, namely: SCIDIP-ES, CASPAR, ASSETS, FINSENY, FINESCE and EMSODEV. He is author of scientific papers on information technology, data management and long-term digital archival systems. He worked in the industry of Energy Conversion (i.e. AC/DC and DC/DC converters produced by Omicron Industriale) and RES Generation (i.e. HCPV Trackers produced by Solergy Italia) by developing monitor and control system based on embedded devices and custom electronics. He had research experience at INFM (National Institute of Matter and Physics) for developing a DSP-based controller for a near-field scanning optical microscope.

From Luigi

Articles

Ethically Engineered Innovation: Bridging the Gap Between Values and Code

Traditionally, technology development has been viewed as an “experts-only” activity. This is especially considered true for cutting-edge fields like Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, and 6G. In these environments, modeling, coding, and deployment are often seen as a purely technical pipeline, a way to “engineer” user needs while navigating complex technical hurdles. However, this perspective ignores “the […]

Government of data sharing in cybersecurity

Ransomware is one of the most frequent types of cyberattacks: it involves taking control of data and demanding payment to restore access (i.e., a ransom). This type of attack is evolving into a sophisticated form of extortion, leveraging cybercriminal organizations that provide infrastructure and services (i.e., ransomware-as-a-service) to exploit vulnerabilities in target entities (e.g., industries, […]