Global Webinar on Computer Science and Engineering

GWCSE 2025

Date June 14–15, 2025

Format Online

Organizer Scientary Ally Meetings

Website scientarymeetings.com

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Overview

WUST Represented on the Global Stage of Computer Science Scholarship

The Global Webinar on Computer Science and Engineering (GWCSE 2025) is an international online academic event organized by Scientary Ally Meetings, dedicated to fostering and advancing collaborative interdisciplinary research in the state-of-the-art methodologies and technologies shaping the fields of computer science and engineering. Washington University of Science and Technology (WUST) was represented at GWCSE 2025 through the participation of one of its leading faculty members as an invited keynote speaker, a recognition of WUST's growing reputation as an institution producing serious, impactful scholarship in technology and cybersecurity.

WUST's Keynote Representation

Invited Keynote Speaker

Dr. Touhid Bhuiyan

Professor of Cyber Security, School of Information Technology
Washington University of Science and Technology, Alexandria, Virginia, USA

"AI: The Double-Edged Sword of Cybersecurity"

This talk placed WUST at the center of one of the most urgent conversations in contemporary technology, the dual nature of artificial intelligence as both a powerful defensive tool and a potent enabler of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. It was a fitting representation of the kind of applied, forward-looking research that WUST cultivates.

About the Keynote Speaker

Prof. Dr. Touhid Bhuiyan

Prof. Dr. Touhid Bhuiyan is a leading expert in Cyber Security, currently serving as a Professor at the School of IT, Washington University of Science and Technology (WUST) in Virginia, USA. His research spans various areas including cyber security, intelligent recommendations, social networks, trust management, big data analytics, e-Health, and e-Learning.

He earned his PhD in Information Security from Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Australia, focusing on Trust Management for Intelligent Recommendations. He is a Certified Ethical Hacker with a Cyber Security: Cyber Risk and Resilience certificate from the University of Oxford. Prof. Bhuiyan has been awarded the Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) and the Deputy Vice-Chancellor's Initiative Scholarship from QUT. His academic career includes tenure at Monash University, The University of Western Australia, QUT, the University of Western Sydney, the University of Malaysia Perlis, and East West University.

Dr. Bhuiyan is cited by over 2,360 researchers globally, with verified research expertise spanning Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cyber Security, Trust Management, and Health Informatics.

Colleagues describe Dr. Bhuiyan as a visionary leader, ethical hacker, and mentor who bridges the gap between research and real-world application, with contributions to trust management, intelligent recommendations, and big data analytics that are shaping the future of security and AI-driven solutions.

At WUST, Dr. Bhuiyan also serves as Advisor to the SOC Lab and has served as General Chair for major international conferences hosted at WUST, including IEEE i-COSTE 2025. As General Chair of IEEE i-COSTE 2025, Dr. Bhuiyan played a pivotal role in the successful execution of the event, with Prof. Bhuiyan's academic leadership reinforcing the value of research-based knowledge creation and expanding WUST's research footprint.

The Talk: AI as a Double-Edged Sword in Cybersecurity

The title of Dr. Bhuiyan's keynote, "AI: The Double-Edged Sword of Cybersecurity", captures one of the defining tensions of our technological moment. Artificial intelligence is simultaneously transforming how organizations defend their systems and how adversaries attack them. This duality is at the heart of current cybersecurity research, and WUST's engagement with it, through the SOC Lab, through published research on ransomware, phishing detection, and IoT security, and through faculty participation at events like GWCSE, reflects an institution that is not merely observing these developments but actively contributing to their resolution.

WUST's research output in this domain includes work on strengthening enterprise cybersecurity through ransomware mitigation and recovery strategies, enhancing phishing detection with optimal feature vectorization and supervised machine learning, and applying IEEE standards and deep learning techniques to secure IoT devices against cyber attacks. Dr. Bhuiyan's keynote at GWCSE 2025 brought this body of work to an international audience, positioning WUST's faculty as leaders in the global conversation on AI and cybersecurity.

About GWCSE and Scientary Ally Meetings

Scientary Ally Meetings

Scientary Ally Meetings is an international academic event organizer dedicated to bringing together researchers, academics, engineers, and practitioners from across disciplines for knowledge exchange and scholarly collaboration. GWCSE is one of its flagship events in the domain of computer science and engineering, designed to surface the latest developments in algorithms, networks, artificial intelligence, data science, software engineering, and cybersecurity through presentations, panel discussions, and global networking.

WUST's participation in GWCSE 2025 as a keynote contributor reflects the university's commitment to engaging with the broader global academic community, not only as a host institution but as an active, recognized voice in the international research landscape.

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