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Eur Ing Brian Tompsett

Brian TompsettLecturer

Research group: Dependable Systems

Contact details

Department of Computer Science, University of Hull, Robert Blackburn, Hull,
HU6 7RX, United Kingdom

Email: B.C.Tompsett@hull.ac.uk
T. +44 (0)1482 465222
F. +44 (0)1482 466666

Profile

Roles:

  • Lecturer
  • Disability Officer
  • Member of Dependable Systems research group

Teaching

Module Leader for the following modules:

  • E-Commerce and E-Business
  • Languages and their Compilers
  • Trustworthy Computing

Research

Research group: Dependable Systems

Research interests

  • The engineering of large software systems and their relations to risks to the public, in particular this manifests itself in the security of internet connected systems and the risks of computer crime.
  • The interactions between assistive technology for disabled students and learning technology, such as virtual learning environments.

Projects

  • Smartphones as assistive technology (Heat3 project, TechDis, JISC)
  • EPSRC research network in IT Forensics and Data Analysis
  • EPSRC Project Cyberprofiling: The Application of Criminal and Geographic profiling to the Internet

Publications

Selected Publications

Tompsett, BC

"Ethical Dilemmas in Teaching Computer and Internet Security" (PDF Download)

International Conference on Security & Digital Forensics, City University, September 2009, in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, ed. D. Weerasinghe, Springer Verlang, LNICST 41, pp. 76-81, ISBN 978-3-642-11529-5.

Tompsett, BC, Marshall, AM

"Identity Theft in the Online World" (PDF Download)

Computer Law and Security Report, ISSN 0267-3649, 2005, v21, pp.128-137

Tompsett, BC, Marshall, AM

NC Semmens “Cyberprofiling: The application of Geographic and Criminal Profiling to the Internet” (PDF Download)

IEEE Security and Privacy for Emerging Areas in Communication Networks, Athens, Greece, 2005, pp.22-25, ISBN 0-7803-9468-2.

Marshall, AM, Tompsett, BC

“Silicon Pathology ? The Future of Forensic Computing” (PDF Download)

Science & Justice, ISSN 1355-0306, 2004, v44, pp.43-50

Marshall, AM, Tompsett, BC

“Spam n chips - a discussion of internet crime” (PDF Download)

Science & Justice, ISSN 1355-0306, 2002, v41, pp.117-122