Justin Woodring

Justin Woodring

PhD Candidate LSU Cybersecurity Lab

Studying quantum threat models and AI agent trust.
Building the orchestration layers that make autonomous software production real.
From photons to syntax.

01. Selected Publications

All research →
  1. 2024

    Enhancing privacy policy comprehension through Privacify: A user-centric approach using advanced language models

    Ali-Gombi, A., Woodring, J., Perez, K.

    Computers & Security, Volume 145, 2024. doi:10.1016/j.cose.2024.103997

  2. 2023

    Improved spectral photometer for undergraduate observations of atmospheric infrared heat flux and greenhouse gas absorption bands

    Blanchard, G. T., Bowlsbey, B. A., Dyess, J. R., Rumsey, R. D., Woodring, J. B.

    American Journal of Physics, 91(9), 708–713, 2023. doi:10.1119/5.0105418

  3. 2025

    QATT&CK: Threat-Intelligence for Understanding the Hybridization of Utility-Scale Quantum Computers Based on ATT&CK

    Woodring, J. et al.

    Q-NET Symposium 2025 — Poster. PDF

02. Selected Projects

All on GitHub →
Electron / TypeScript / React

AutopilotV

A single-user desktop orchestrator that runs coding-agent CLIs through PR review and software-development lifecycles with deterministic bookkeeping and human-gated approvals.

Distributed Systems / Rust

Slatron

A distributed TV station and digital signage platform with adaptive AI DJs and edge-cached playback nodes.

Documentation / Editor Tooling

Capibara

Crowd-sourced C library documentation delivered as JSON, with editor plugins for VS Code, Vim, and Emacs.

Local-First / Tabletop / Laravel + React

Lorefire

A local-first D&D 5e campaign chronicle with local transcription, AI bardic summaries, and full character/encounter/NPC tracking.

Quantum / Pedagogy

Qubit Simulator

An interactive 3D Bloch sphere visualization for single-qubit gate transforms.

Agent Governance

aipolctl

An implementation of the Policed Agency architecture for AI agent governance — capability-gated IAM, multi-tier escalation, and asymmetric trust protocols.

No public repo yet

03. Selected Writing

All writing →

I write across five lenses — theory, physics, systems, agents, reflections. The breadth is intentional.

04. Background

Education

  • 2023 — present
    PhD Candidate — Cybersecurity Lab Louisiana State University
  • 2023 — 2025
    MS, Computer Science Louisiana State University
  • 2018 — 2022
    BS, Computer Science Southeastern Louisiana University · Minors in Physics & Mathematics

Community

  • quantumBR — Founder Founded and led Baton Rouge's quantum computing community: meetups, research discussions, industry partnerships. Established a local ecosystem for quantum education and collaboration.

Talks

  • 2025
    QATT&CK Q-NET Symposium 2025 — Poster