Christopher Phillips is a professor at the University of Newcastle (UK). In 2014 he defended his doctoral dissertation. Lectures on the disciplines "Introduction to Data Science", "Cloud Computing", "Fundamentals of Programming (Python, Pascal)", "Web Application Development (HTML, scripting)", "Object-Oriented Programming (Java)", etc. , supervises the master's and doctoral studies. Christopher Phillips is active in research and development. 11 publications in the Scopus database, h-index (Scopus) 4, 12 publications in the Web of Science database, h-index (WoS) 1. For 5 years (2014-2018) he coached undergraduate students to international programming competitions. Was a member of the ICCOINS committee (2014,2016,2018). Christopher Phillips has been actively collaborating with the Department of Informatics for over 10 years, in particular with Professor G. Balakaeva. Participated in various projects of the Department. Has joint publications with teachers and doctoral students of the department. She is a scientific consultant of Kalmenova G.B. and Darkenbaeva D.K. PhD doctoral students of the Department of Informatics.

University of Newcastle (UK). In 1989 he defended his doctoral dissertation. Paul Devadoss Ezhilchelvan is actively involved in research and development. 76 publications in the Scopus database, h-index (Scopus) 12 (of which 2 articles Q1, 1 article Q2, 1 article Q4).He was the coordinator of the EU-funded TEMPUS project (2002-04), which created a modern curriculum in informatics at KazNU named after al-Farabi. Paul Devadoss Ezhilchelvan has been actively cooperating with the Department of Informatics for over 10 years, in particular with Professor G. Balakaeva. Participated in various projects of the Department. Has joint publications with teachers and doctoral students of the department. She is a scientific advisor to S.K.Dzholdasbaev. PhD doctoral student of the Department of Informatics.

Vladimir Simov Yotsov is a professor at the Department of Scientific, Technical or Working Groups at the University of Library Research and Information Technology (ULSIT) (Bulgaria). In 2010 he defended his doctoral dissertation. In 2011 he was awarded the title of professor. Scientific, educational and scientific experience: over 30 years. Gives lectures on the disciplines "Intelligent Security Systems", "Theoretical Foundations of Informatics / Logical Applications", "Artificial Intelligence / Expert Security Systems", etc. Vladimir Simov Yotsov is actively involved in research work. 38 publications in the Scopus database, h-index (Scopus) 4, 31 publications in the Web of Science database, h-index (WoS) 3. He was the head of the communications and security department at ULSIT-Sofia (2008-2011); Head of IT Department at ULSIT-Sofia; Head of computer labs: more than 150 PCs, developer of security policy, etc. Author of 4 monographs and 140 books / scientific articles.