Prof. Michalis Faloutsos is a faculty member at the Computer Science Dept. of the University of California, Riverside, since 1999, with a brief interruption for being the Dep. Chair of CS at U. New Mexico (2012-2015). He obtained his bachelor's degree at the National Technical University of Athens and his M.Sc. and PhD at the University of Toronto (1999). His interests include network and systems security, online social network analytics, and network measurements. With his two brothers, he co-authored the paper "On power laws of the Internet topology" (SIGCOMM'99), which received the "Test of Time" award from ACM SIGCOMM. His research has resulted in more than 21K citations, an h-index greater than 60, and an i10-index greater than 140. His work has been supported by many NSF, DHS, Army and DAPRA grants with a cumulative of more than $12M. He is the co-founder of stopthehacker.com, a web-security start-up, which received two awards from the National Science Foundation, and got acquired in November 2013. In Aug 2014, he co-founded programize.com, which provides product development as a service. Between 2015-2019, he was the Director of Entrepreneurship to spearhead commercialization efforts on campus.