Department: College of Business, Innovation, Leadership and Technology

Academic Credentials

PhD. in information Technology

George Mason University — Fairfax, VA 2006 to 2012

PhD in Information Technology
Thesis Title: Trust Management in Smart Spaces (see publications)
• Research focused on formulating a trust model that satisfies the needs of smart spaces including the ability to deal with diverse decision makers, multilink trust decisions and multilateral decision making. For proof of concept an android based location disclosure application was built and used to test that end users can understand and use the trust model. The trust model allows user personalization through privacy policies and multiple levels of access.
GPA: 3.88

University of North Carolina at Charlotte — Charlotte, NC 2004 to 2006
MS in Information Technology
GPA: 4.0

Coastal Carolina University— Conway, SC 1999 to 2002
BS in Computer Science
Minor: Business Administration
GPA: 3.565

Bio

Dalal Alarayed, PhD
dalal.alarayed@gmail.com; dalaraye@marymount.edu
Cell: (571) 598-9207
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dalal-alarayed-618401129/

Professional Experience

Marymount University — Arlington, VA
08/21 to Present
School of Technology and Innovation, College of Business, Innovation, Leadership, and Technology
Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity

University of Bahrain — Skheer, Kingdom of Bahrain 06/15 to 09/19
Department of Information Systems, College of Information Technology
Assistant Professor
• Taught a variety of IT courses including Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, Security, Databases, etc.

Marymount University — Arlington, VA 08/13 to 07/15
Department of Information Technology, School of Business Administration
Assistant Professor
• Taught Security, Software Engineering and other IT courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels

Marymount University — Arlington, VA 02/12 to 07/13
Department of Information Technology, School of Business Administration
Adjunct Faculty
• Taught a Capsim Capstone Business simulation course(Spring 2012)
• Co-taught a graduate course on Electronic Records and Documents Security (Summer 2012)
• Taught a Networking course (Fall 2012)
• Taught an introduction to IT course (Spring 2013)
• Taught an introduction to Security course (Spring and Summer I 2013)

Virginia International University — Fairfax, VA 04/12 to 12/12
School of Computer Information Systems
Adjunct Faculty
• Teaching a course in Mobile Device Programming- Android (Summer I 2012, Fall 2012)
• Teaching an introduction to IT course (Fall 2012)
• Taught a course in Security Principles (Summer I 2012)

Northern Virginia University — Annandale, VA 04/12 to 12/12
School of Technology
Adjunct Faculty
• Teaching online course in Security Principles (Spring 2012, Summer 2012)

George Mason University — Fairfax, VA 01/08 to 01/12
Department of Computer Science, Volgenau School of Engineering
PhD Dissertation Research Project- “Trust Management in Smart Spaces”
• Devised a trust model for smart spaces that can handle diverse participants, multilink and multilateral decision making. Individual users can personalize the trust model by creating and maintaining privacy policies that assign access level based on the trustee’s category membership or other conditions.
• Devised a general trust model that is applicable in diverse problem scenarios including location disclosure, filtering of content, service provider selection and granting access to resources and services.
• Developed an android based location disclosure application that employs the android location package and the ‘point in polygon algorithm’ to return the ‘building’ the user is located. (see publications)

George Mason University — Fairfax, VA
09/08 to 01/11
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Department of Computer Science, Volgenau School of Engineering

University of North Carolina Charlotte — Charlotte, NC 09/04 to 05/06
Graduate Assistant
Department of Management, Belk College of Business

University of Bahrain — Skheer, Bahrain
02/03 to 07/04
Research and Teaching Assistant
Department of Information Systems, College of Information Technology
• Taught undergraduate IT Courses

Baker Atlas GeoScience — Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain 11/02 to 02/03
Cartographer
• Member of the drafts team in an all petroleum services consultants firm, middle-east branch of Baker Hughes.
• Created and modified maps, graphs and diagrams related to scientific data.
• Helped in the preparation of reports that were submitted to clients.

Coastal Carolina University — Conway, SC 01/01 to 06/02
Web Developer
A member of the Information Technology Services team at Coastal Carolina University responsible for:
• the design, content and programming of the University web site including the creation and redesign of key elements in the College of Humanities and Fine Arts website and faculty webpages
• managing various elements of student IT services including students accounts, network and Internet setup
• supporting and troubleshooting problems with network connections and accounts

Coastal Carolina University — Conway, SC 01/00 to 12/00
Computer Lab and Lecture Assistant
• Assisted the professor in conducting “”Introduction to Computers”” classes
• Helped students complete their assignments
• Graded tests, assignments, and projects

Teaching Areas

• Cybersecurity
• Networking and Software Engineering

Research Interests

• Security, Privacy
• Authentication Access Control

Publications

• Dalal Al-Arayed and João Pedro Sousa. “Towards Generalized Trust in Smart Spaces.” Technical report, GMU-CS-TR-2009-8, George Mason University, 2009.
• Dalal Al-Arayed and João Pedro Sousa. “General Trust Management -GTM.” In IEEE Intl Conf Information Privacy, Security, Risk and Trust, IEEE Computer Society, 2010.
• Dalal Al-Arayed and João Pedro Sousa. “A General Model for Trust Management.” In Intl Journal of Information Privacy, Security and Integrity, Vol. 1, No. 1, 2011.
• Dalal Al-Arayed and João Pedro Sousa. “TISS-loc: Towards User Control of Privacy in Location Disclosure.” In IEEE Intl Conf Information Privacy, Security, Risk and Trust, IEEE Computer Society, 2011. Dalal Al-Arayed and Donna Schaeffer. “”Bring Your Own Device: Considerations for Small and Medium Enterprises.”” In The Northeast Decision Sciences Institute Conference (NEDSI), Philadelphia, PA, 2014.
• Dalal Al-Arayed and Donna Schaeffer. “”Bring Your Own Device in a Small or Medium Enterprise in the Health Care Industry.”” The Clute Institute, San Fancisco, California, 2014.
• Alaa Elmasri, Harry Weschler, Peter Likarish, Christopher Grayson, Calton Pu, Dalal Alarayed and Brent Kang. “”Active Authentication using Scrolling Behaviors.”” In IEEE 6th Intl Conf Information and Communication Systems (ICICS), April 2015.

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