My research examines investigations, fraud, security, cybercrime, and emerging technologies, with an emphasis on translating scholarly findings into practical applications. My work has received research grant funding and has been presented at national and international academic and professional conferences.

Research & Publications

Screenshot of an academic journal article titled 'Can a Company's Poor Customer Service Be a Security Risk? An Examination of Airbnb's Twitter Data Using Artificial Intelligence Supervised Machine Learning.' The article includes names of authors Chelsea Binns and Robin J. Kemp, and features sections such as Abstract, Keywords, and Contact information. The journal is published by Routledge and the article discusses customer service and security risks related to Airbnb.

Can a Company’s Poor Customer Service Be a Security Risk?
Journal of Applied Security Research, 2025

This study used artificial intelligence and machine learning to examine Airbnb customer-service data and explore how service failures can create personal and financial security risks.

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AI, Customer Service & Security

Book cover titled 'Using Social Media to Gather Security Intelligence' with a person using a laptop, digital icons representing social media and security overlaid.

Artificial Intelligence & Security

Using Social Media to Gather Security Intelligence
ASIS Foundation, 2021

Supported by the ASIS Foundation, this research used artificial intelligence to analyze social-media data for security intelligence, identifying risks including hacking, harassment, and illegal activity in the home-sharing and ride-sharing sectors.

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Cover of a publication titled 'Security Journal' with green background, includes the ASIS logo, volume 29, issue 1, date January 1, 2016, and a special issue on Human Factors. Guest editors listed.

Background Checks: The Theories Behind the Process
Security Journal, 2021

An examination of the theories behind employee background checks and their role in helping organizations identify risk, prevent misconduct, and make informed hiring decisions.

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Background Checks & Organizational Security