Thomas Richard McEvoy
About
I have worked in cyber security for 23 years, starting in the public sector in the UK, and then joining Hewlett Packard Enterprise Services (now DXC Technology) as a senior consultant, advising on both risk and enterprise architecture and acting as a technical lead and SME in projects in both UK and Ireland as well as further afield.
I gained a PhD in Information Security at Royal Holloway, University of London, in 2014 and have since collaborated with colleagues in NTNU on various subjects. My primary research interests lie in critical infrastructure protection. I adopt a multi-disciplinary approach to my research work and the topics I select to pursue are varied.
Publications
2025
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McEvoy, Thomas Richard;
Wolthusen, Stephen Dirk Bjørn.
(2025)
“Paying the Rent” A Formal Methods Riposte to “Living Off the Land” Attacks.
Academic chapter
2020
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McEvoy, Thomas Richard.
(2020)
An Accimap Waiting to Happen: Using Multicoding Frameworks to Accelerate Risk Analysis and Management.
CEUR Workshop Proceedings
Academic article
2019
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McEvoy, Thomas Richard;
Kowalski, Stewart James.
(2019)
Deriving Cyber Security Risks from Human and Organizational Factors – A Socio-technical Approach.
Complex Systems Informatics and Modeling Quarterly
Academic article
Journal publications
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McEvoy, Thomas Richard;
Kowalski, Stewart James.
(2019)
Deriving Cyber Security Risks from Human and Organizational Factors – A Socio-technical Approach.
Complex Systems Informatics and Modeling Quarterly
Academic article
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McEvoy, Thomas Richard.
(2020)
An Accimap Waiting to Happen: Using Multicoding Frameworks to Accelerate Risk Analysis and Management.
CEUR Workshop Proceedings
Academic article
Part of book/report
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McEvoy, Thomas Richard;
Wolthusen, Stephen Dirk Bjørn.
(2025)
“Paying the Rent” A Formal Methods Riposte to “Living Off the Land” Attacks.
Academic chapter