Martin Gilje Jaatun

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Martin Gilje Jaatun is a leading researcher in cybersecurity, with a particular focus on the privacy and security challenges posed by emerging technologies. His work critically examines the vulnerabilities inherent in autonomous systems, including social humanoid service robots, where he has explored how these agents—often powered by machine learning—can introduce new risks in sensitive environments. Jaatun’s contributions extend to cloud computing security, software security, and risk management, where he has developed frameworks to safeguard data and systems against evolving threats. His most-cited paper, "Privacy and security challenges for autonomous agents: A study of two social humanoid service robots" (2022, 5 citations), reflects his pioneering efforts to bridge the gap between autonomous agent development and robust security practices. Beyond this, Jaatun has authored numerous influential works on secure software engineering and cyber threat modeling, earning recognition for his role in shaping European cybersecurity research. His work is widely cited by academics and practitioners alike, underscoring its impact on both theoretical foundations and real-world applications. Jaatun’s ongoing research continues to address critical gaps in securing intelligent systems, making him a key voice in the field.