I'm a PhD student in the Department of Computer Science at Columbia University. My research interests are in Security and Human-Computer Interaction. My research adviser is Steve Bellovin and I'm a member of the Systems Security Center at Columbia. As an undergrad I studied computer science at the University of San Diego. I'm also the Vice President of Columbia Women in Computer Science.
Contact Information
- Email: maritzaj 'at' cs.columbia.edu
- Office: CSB 521
454 Computer Science Building
Department of Computer Science, Columbia University
1214 Amsterdam Avenue, M.C. 0401
New York, NY 10027-7003
Publications
Johnson, M., Atreya, C., Aviv, A., Raykova, M., Bellovin, S., and Kaiser, G. RUST: A Retargetable Usability Testbed for Web Site Authentication Technologies, Usability, Pyschology, and Security, UPSEC, April 2008.
Johnson, M. L., Zurko, M., Security User Studies and Standards: Creating Best Practices, Security User Studies: Methodologies and Best Practices, CHI 2007, April 2007.
Toups, Z. O., Graeber, R., Kerne, A., Tassinary, L., Berry, S., Overby, K., Johnson, M., A Design for Using Physiological Signals to Affect Team Game Play, Proc Augmented Cognition International, ACI, Oct 2006.