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Marc Manzano leads the cybersecurity group at SandboxAQ. His current research interests include post-quantum cryptography, lightweight cryptography, fully-homomorphic encryption, the intersection between machine learning and cryptanalysis, performance optimizations of cryptographic implementations on a wide range of architectures and quantum algorithms. He has presented more than 25 articles at international conferences, published more than ten journal papers and collaborated on several scientific books related to cryptography and computer networks security.
Over the past ten years, Dr. Manzano has led the development of many secure cryptographic libraries and protocols. Dr. Manzano was formerly a senior staff software engineer at Google, and before that, he was the VP of the Cryptography Research Centre at the Technology Innovation Institute, a UAE-based scientific research center. Prior to that, he held several positions where he was responsible for implementing pivotal cryptographic components of a variety of secure communication products, including an electronic voting platform.
ContributorMarc Manzano leads the cybersecurity group at SandboxAQ. His current research interests include post-quantum cryptography, lightweight cryptography, fully-homomorphic encryption, the intersection between machine learning and cryptanalysis, performance optimizations of cryptographic implementations on a wide range of architectures and quantum algorithms. He has presented more than 25 articles at international conferences, published more than ten journal papers and collaborated on several scientific books related to cryptography and computer networks security.
