Javier Parada
Eurecat Technology Centre Barcelona, Spain. University of Malaga Malaga, Spain.
Ada Byron Research Institute
NicsLab Research Group
Malaga, Spain
Javier Parada is a cybersecurity researcher specializing in Cyber Threat Hunting, Adversary Emulation, and Threat Intelligence, with a strong focus on protecting critical infrastructures. His research explores the proactive detection and analysis of advanced adversaries targeting OT/ICS environments by integrating threat intelligence and adversary emulation. Through the use of frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK, CALDERA, and Atomic Red Team, he systematically models attacker behaviors, validates detection coverage, and enhances the resilience of defensive mechanisms.
His work also delves into the collection, enrichment, and correlation of threat data to generate actionable intelligence. By applying natural language processing and graph-based models, he uncovers adversary infrastructure, campaigns, and intent, contributing to intelligence-led defense strategies. His Ph.D. research aims to strengthen situational awareness and enable continuous hunting operations that improve the detection and mitigation of sophisticated cyber threats in critical sectors.
news
| Nov 13, 2025 | The new personal website is now online, featuring my publications, projects, and academic information. A centralized space to share my work in cybersecurity and cyber intelligence. |
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latest posts
| May 14, 2024 | Google Gemini updates: Flash 1.5, Gemma 2 and Project Astra |
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| Apr 23, 2022 | Displaying External Posts on Your al-folio Blog |
Selected publications
- ESORICS2025
Digital Twin for Adaptive Adversary Emulation in IIoT Control NetworksIn Computer Security – ESORICS 2025, 2026