Anna Raymaker
ECE Ph.D. Candidate @ Georgia Tech
Hello! I'm a Ph.D. Candidate in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. I work in the CPSec Lab, advised by Professor Saman Zonouz.
In May 2022, I acquired a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from the University of Florida HWCOE (Go Gators!).
My research interests include cyber-physical systems security, network security, usable security, and the application of AI to critical infrastructure security and resilience.
If you want to get in touch, feel free to email or connect with me :)
News
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Sept 2026Our paper She Spoofed Sea Ships by the Sea Shore: Measuring Large-Scale GPS Spoofing in Global Maritime Traffic was accepted at IEEE S&P 2027.
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Aug 2026Our paper Grid Trouble in Paradise: Uncovering Vulnerable Distributed Energy Resources and Their Grid-Level Risks was accepted at CCS 2026.
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Aug 2026Our paper Batten the Hatches: Cybersecurity with Military Mariners was accepted at CCS 2026.
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Aug 2026Our paper Analyzing the Cyber Resilience of Distribution Systems with Vulnerable Inverter-Based Resources was accepted at HICSS 2027.
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May 2026I'm excited to be interning in the Secure Resilient Systems and Technology Group at MIT Lincoln Labs this summer!
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Mar 2026I wrote an article on our maritime cybersecurity work and how it relates to current conflict for The Conversation here.
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Dec 2025Our paper Security and Privacy Analysis of Tile's Location Tracking Protocol was accepted at USENIX Security 2026.
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Oct 2025I presented our paper A Sea of Cyber Threats: Maritime Cybersecurity from the Perspective of Mariners in Taiwan at CCS 2025 (and my mom came too, woohoo).
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Sept 2025Some really cool work I was a part of with Akshaya Kumar and Mike Specter got featured in Wired here.
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Aug 2025I'm serving as President of the School of Cybersecurity and Privacy's (SCP) Graduate Student Association (GSA) for 2025-2026.
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May 2025Our paper A Sea of Cyber Threats: Maritime Cybersecurity from the Perspective of Mariners was accepted at ACM CCS 2025.