Yossi Gilad

Yossi Gilad designs, builds, and analyzes secure and scalable protocols and networked systems. His work focuses on the mechanisms that comprise Internet services. It ranges from the core Internet protocols, through content delivery networks, to large-scale Internet applications. His research methodology combines rigorous analysis with experimental evaluation, as well as informing deployment via standardization and interactions with practitioners.

Prior to the Hebrew University, he was postdoctoral researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Boston University, hosted by Prof. Nickolai Zeldovich and Prof. Sharon Goldberg. He was part of the Parallel & Distributed Operating Systems and BUSec groups. Before moving to Boston, he worked on network and system security as a research staff member at IBM and a postdoctoral researcher at the Hebrew University hosted by Prof. Michael Schapira. He completed my Ph.D. at the CS department in Bar-Ilan University, where he was a part of the network security research group led by Prof. Amir Herzberg.