Cybersecurity Culture

We can look at cybersecurity culture from different perspectives, from the organizational point of view or from within the culture. Attitudes toward security have different manifestations in each organizational culture. We also see how the cybersecurity phenomenon unfolds in other cultures is complicated.

Dr. Gulsebnem Bishop is an accomplished academic and professional with a strong foundation in computer science, information systems, and cybersecurity. Holding multiple advanced degrees, including a doctorate in Computer Science and Information Systems from Pace University and several master's degrees including Cybersecurity and Business Administration, Dr. Bishop has a unique blend of expertise spanning both technical and academic disciplines. In addition to these credentials, Dr. Bishop is a certified PMP and has specialized certifications in Big Data Analytics and Database Administration, reinforcing her ability to contribute effectively to academic and industry settings alike. As an Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems and Computer Science at Campbellsville University since 2018, Dr. Bishop has demonstrated a strong commitment to education and curriculum development. She has designed and taught graduate-level courses in Advanced Database Systems, Disaster Recovery, and Current and Emerging Technologies, among other subjects. She also held faculty and leadership roles at multiple institutions, such as University of Maryland, Washington State University, Stratford University and South University where she taught various courses including emerging technologies, database systems, and cybersecurity. Dr. Bishop has been a prolific speaker and contributor at international conferences on technology in education, particularly in Virtual Reality (VR) applications in classroom settings. Her research has been published in prestigious journals, and she has presented at numerous conferences, focusing on VR's role in transforming online learning. Dr. Bishop's extensive professional experience also spans senior roles in database systems and IT leadership across several prestigious organizations, including The American Museum of National History, the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, the United Nations Foundation, and the Human Rights Campaign. In these roles, she led initiatives to streamline data systems, and enhance IT infrastructure, consistently ensuring data security and compliance with best practices.

1. 2. 3. Threat Landscape and Cybersecurity Culture. 4. Attack Surfaces and Vulnerabilities. 5. Threat Actors, Targets and Motivation. 6. Education, Training, and Awareness (ETA) in Cybersecurity Culture. 7. Psychological Aspects of Cybersecurity Culture. 8. Importance of Leadership in Cybersecurity Culture. 9. Importance of Policies, Procedures and Compliance in Cybersecurity Culture. 10. Measuring Organizational Success in Cybersecurity Culture. 11. Beyond the Organization: National Initiatives. 12. Beyond the Organization: International Initiatives. 13. Cybersecurity Initiatives and Culture Around the World. 14. The Future of Cybersecurity Culture.