Hedi Nasheri is a renowned professor of criminology and cybercriminology at Kent State University, specializing in the intersection of global security, cybercrime, and law enforcement. With a background that spans intelligence, national security, cybersecurity, information security, terrorism, and counterterrorism, Nasheri brings a unique multidisciplinary approach to understanding the evolving threats in the digital landscape.
As a faculty leader for the new Bachelor of Science in Cybercriminology program at Kent State, Professor Nasheri is passionate about bridging the gap between technology and criminology. Her research and teaching focus on empowering students to address the growing challenges of cybercrime, integrating both the technical aspects of cybersecurity and the social, legal, and investigative processes involved in tackling cyber threats.
Professor Nasheri’s work is driven by the belief that cybercrime is a global issue that transcends borders and requires a diverse skill set to combat. In her courses, she equips students with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge needed to excel in fields ranging from government agencies to the private sector. With a keen interest in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and automation, she emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach to cybersecurity, ensuring that students are prepared to lead in this rapidly evolving field.
Her extensive experience in global security makes her a sought-after speaker and contributor to academic and professional publications. Whether guiding future leaders in law enforcement, corporate security, or government roles, Professor Nasheri is committed to preparing students for a future where cybersecurity is essential to every industry.
To learn more about Hedi Nasheri and her work, visit her faculty profile.