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CyberDOME: Adaptive Moving Target Defense for Securing Critical Service in 6G Networks

Aston University College of Engineering and Physical Sciences
✓ Fully Funded ⏰ Closing Soon 🎓 Computer Science 🎓 Digital Technologies 🎓 Engineering 🎓 Physical Sciences 6G networks distributed systems AI security UK PhD cyber security funded PhD moving target defence network security

Fully funded PhD at Aston University focused on cutting-edge cyber security for 6G networks using AI-driven Moving Target Defense. Join a leading research group tackling real-world cyber threats and building next-generation secure infrastructures.

Project Description

Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD studentship at Aston University within the Research Centre for Cyber Security, Privacy and Trust. This project focuses on developing Adaptive Moving Target Defence (MTD) systems to secure critical services in emerging 6G networks. As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, this research aims to design proactive security systems that continuously adapt and evolve to prevent attacks before they occur. The project will explore: AI-driven cyber defence strategies Dynamic system reconfiguration for enhanced security Protection against advanced threats such as DDoS, spoofing, and man-in-the-middle attacks Real-world applications in next-generation 6G infrastructure You will work within an established experimental research group and contribute to cutting-edge innovations in cyber security and network resilience.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must have:

A First Class or 2:1 degree in a relevant field
OR
A First Class / 2:1 Bachelor’s + Master’s degree (Merit or above)

How to Apply

Applicants must submit:

Academic transcripts and certificates
Research statement (project understanding + approach)
Personal statement
CV (Resume)
Two academic references
English language proof (if applicable)
Passport copy

Apply via Aston University postgraduate portal
Interviews will be conducted online

For enquiries:

s.saha1@aston.ac.uk
j.alcarazcalero@aston.ac.uk

Eligibility

UK/Home
EU
International

Supervisor Profile

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Dr Sourav Saha, Prof Jose Alcaraz Calero
Aston University, College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

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