Dr Ying He
Senior Lecturer in Computer Science
School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science
Queen Mary University of London
Research
Cyber Security, Decision Making, Risk Assessment, Health Information Systems
Interests
Ying He is a Senior Lecturer of Computer Science in the School of EECS at Queen Mary University London, UK. Dr. Ying He obtained PhD in Computer Science from Glasgow University, UK. Ying’s research focuses on cyber threat intelligence, security incident response, security risk assessment, decision-making, and human’s aspects of security. She also looks at how security management frameworks and security mechanism can be applied in industry such as finance and healthcare organisations.
Publications
Publications of specific relevance to the Centre for Multimodal AI
2023
Artificial Intelligence-Based Ethical Hacking for Health Information Systems: Simulation Study.He Y, Zamani E, Yevseyeva I and Luo C
Jmir,
Journal of Medical Internet Research vol. 25, e41748-e41748.
25-04-2023 2022
CAESAR8: An agile enterprise architecture approach to managing information security risksLoft P,
He Y, Yevseyeva I and Wagner I
Computers & Security,
Elsevier vol. 122
01-11-2022 2021
Agile incident response (AIR): Improving the incident response process in healthcareHe Y, Zamani ED, Lloyd S and Luo C
International Journal of Information Management,
Elsevier vol. 62, 102435-102435.
19-10-2021The Agile Incident Response for Industrial Control Systems (AIR4ICS) frameworkSmith R, Janicke H,
He Y, Ferra F and Albakri A
Computers and Security,
Elsevier vol. 109, 102398-102398.
10-07-2021 Health Care Cybersecurity Challenges and Solutions Under the Climate of COVID-19: Scoping Review.He Y, Aliyu A, Evans M and Luo C
Jmir,
Journal of Medical Internet Research vol. 23 (4), e21747-e21747.
20-04-2021 Attacking and defence pathways for Intelligent Medical Diagnosis System (IMDS).He Y, Camacho RS, Soygazi H and Luo C
International Journal of Medical Informatics,
Elsevier vol. 148, 104415-104415.
11-02-2021 2019
Smart cities and cyber security: Are we there yet?A comparative study on the role of standards, third party risk management and security ownershipVitunskaite M,
He Y, Brandstetter T and Janicke H
Computers & Security,
Elsevier vol. 83, 313-331.
01-06-2019 Evaluating information security core human error causes (IS-CHEC) technique in public sector and comparison with the private sectorEvans M,
He Y, Maglaras L, Yevseyeva I and Janicke H
International Journal of Medical Informatics,
Elsevier vol. 127, 109-119.
27-04-2019 Dying of a hundred good symptoms: why good security can still fail - a literature review and analysisLoft P,
He Y, Janicke H and Wagner I
Enterprise Information Systems,
Taylor and Francis Group vol. 15 (4), 448-473.
16-04-2019 HEART-IS: A novel technique for evaluating human error-related information security incidentsEvans M,
He Y, Maglaras L and Janicke H
Computers & Security,
Elsevier vol. 80, 74-89.
01-01-2019 2018
On the Security Risks of the BlockchainZamani E,
He Y and Phillips M
Journal of Computer Information Systems,
Taylor & Francis vol. 60 (6), 495-506.
11-12-2018 Electronic medical records and risk management in hospitals of Saudi ArabiaAl-Barnawi A,
He Y, Maglaras LA and Janicke H
Informatics For Health and Social Care,
Taylor & Francis vol. 44 (2), 189-203.
27-03-2018 2017
Challenges of information security incident learning: An industrial case study in a Chinese healthcare organizationHe Y and Johnson C
Informatics For Health and Social Care,
Taylor & Francis vol. 42 (4), 393-408.
09-01-2017 2015
Improving the redistribution of the security lessons in healthcare: An evaluation of the Generic Security TemplateHe Y and Johnson C
International Journal of Medical Informatics,
Elsevier vol. 84 (11), 941-949.
24-08-2015
Grants
Grants of specific relevance to the Centre for Multimodal AI
Return on cyber security investment (ROCSI)-GRANT TRANSFERYing He£190,869
ESRC Economic and Social Research Council01-10-2023 - 30-06-2025
