Alejandra Guadalupe Silva Trujillo is a Reseach Professor at  ​​Computer Science Department at the Faculty of Engineering at the UASLP. She holds a Master's Degree in Information Systems at the Arturo Rosenblueth Foundation, and a Ph.D. in Complutense University of Madrid.  Her research is focused on the design, analysis, and applications of technologies to protect online privacy, and in particular technologies that offer protection for metadata to prevent traffic analysis, tracking, localisation, or behavioral profiling.   She made a research stay  at the Computer Security and Industrial Cryptography Research Group of the Catholic University of Louvain, in Belgium. She has worked in technology projects in the governmental and private sector as a project manager and information security consultant. He has been a speaker at national and international events.

Research topics: Information security, anonymous communication systems and privacy enhancing technologies.

1. Data protection and Anonymity
2. Intelligent systems and Cibersecurity
3. Privacy Enhancing Technologies

1. Cybersecurity

1. Preserving Privacy and Neuro-Rights: the Age of Advanced Brain Technologies
   11/07/2023 - 07/08/2024
   UASLP
2. Malware detection using Deep Learning
   25/01/2022 - 12/12/2023
   UASLP
3. A study on vulnerabilities and threats to smartwatches
   01/12/2020 - 11/07/2023
   UASLP
4. Threading Statistical Disclosure Attack With EM Algorithm for Revealing Identity in Anonymous Communication Networks
   27/08/2019 - 30/09/2022
   UASLP
5. A Model for Integrating Virtual and Real Things to the Web of Things
   01/07/2019 - 27/08/2022
   UASLP
6. Security and Privacy Techniques in IoT
   23/01/2019 - 11/06/2019
   UASLP