Speakers
Synopsis
This presentation will explore my recently published academic paper in the Journal of Systems Thinking.
I. Introduction
- A. Brief overview of the paper "Systems Thinking in Cybersecurity: Ending with the Beginning in Mind"
- B. Explanation of the relevance of systems thinking in addressing modern-day cybersecurity challenges
- C. Statement of the problem: Inadequacy of current approaches in dealing with the evolving threat landscape
II. Understanding Systems Thinking in Cybersecurity
- A. Definition of systems thinking in the context of cybersecurity
- B. Exploration of the interconnected nature of cyber threats and the need for a holistic approach
- C. Discussion of the limitations of the current approaches in cybersecurity.
III. Investigating the Application of Systems Thinking
- A. Review of existing literature on the use of systems thinking in cybersecurity
- B. Analysis of empirical evidence supporting the effectiveness of systems thinking in addressing cyber threats
- C. Identification of gaps and inconsistencies in defining and applying systems thinking in cybersecurity
IV. Proposal for Advancing Cybersecurity Strategies
- A. Introduction of the concept of empowering defenders with attacker mindsets
- B. Explanation of how adopting attacker mindsets can strengthen cyber defense strategies
- C. Presentation of a theory and methodology for integrating systems thinking and attacker mindsets in cybersecurity practices
VI. Conclusion
- A. Recap of the significance of systems thinking in addressing cybersecurity challenges
- B. Call to action for researchers, educators and practitioners to embrace a more systemic and adaptive approach to thinking about cybersecurity.