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The Team

Who We Are

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Victor Munro

Executive Director

Sessional Lecturer, Carleton University, Insider Risk, Threat, and Mitigation

Lead Researcher, CInRM CoE, Insider Threat Monitoring Theory

Lead, CInRM CoE, Centralized Insider Threat Dataset (CITD)

Co-Author - Limitations & Opportunities in Reporting Insider Threats

Insider threat typology - An analysis of motivational and behavioural attributes related to the violent extremist insider threat type (in process of peer review for academic journal publication)

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Unfortunately, when a compromise occurs, it could become front page news and it can damage the reputation of the affected organization

Canadian Security (Winter 2021)

Brian Thompson

Chief Learning Officer

Instructor, CInRM CoE, Practical Certificate in Insider Risk Management - Foundations for Screening and Risk Factors

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Denis Desnoyers

Associate Instructor

Instructor, CInRM CoE, Practical Certificate in Insider Risk Management - Investigations

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Investigators also consider “environmental factors” of the institution in question

Breach of trust is a big piece...That and fraud

Now somebody’s shined a light on what’s going on, and what was acceptable (in) that culture, all this lack of training, lack of moral standards, records – now it’s all sort of imploding

Global News (November 2015)

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Paul Huston

Associate Instructor

Instructor, CInRM CoE, Practical Certificate in Insider Risk Management - Program Building

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...people in the security industry need to be able to bring together skillsets from various areas of a corporation to effectively address the different types of risks they face. With this skill...  security professionals must also develop a better appreciation of risk and move away from... black and white “yes or no” responses.

Canadian Security (March 2022)

Daniel Bertrand

Associate Instructor

Instructor, CInRM CoE, Practical Certificate in Insider Risk Management - Open Source Research and Intelligence

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Emanuel Lukawiecki

Researcher and Program Coordinator

Project Support, CInRM CoE, Centralized Insider Threat Dataset (CITD)

Lead Coordinator, CInRM CoE, Canadian Insider Threat Awareness Month (CITAM)

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Steering Committee

Provides a governance structure within Carleton University, Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, and strategic guidance informed by academia and the industry at large.

Past Researchers

Individuals who have contributed original Canadian research on insider risk management

Past Contributors

Interdisciplinary Views Informing on Insider Risk Management

Individuals providing points-of-view (POV) on the management of insider threats*

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The benefits of sponsorship include research into an insider risk management issue relevant to your organization and developing the risk mitigation practitioners and researchers of tomorrow.

¹Our founding partners provide the CInRM CoE with dedicated annual funding to support our operations and research initiatives, in addition to being strategic advisors in establishing the wider Canadian community of practice.

²Our Tier 1 partners provide the CInRM CoE with dedicated annual funding to support our operations and research initiatives, in addition to being active collaborators on our key initiatives to develop cross-industry capabilities for the wider Canadian community of practice.

³Our Tier 2 partners provide the CInRM CoE with dedicated annual funding to support our operations and research initiatives.

⁴Our partners provide the CInRM CoE with ad-hoc:
a) facilitation of dialogue with industry stakeholders;
b) fostering awareness of the CInRM CoE;
c) in-kind support; and/or,
d) sponsorship.

⁵The Federal Advisory Committee provides support and guidance to the CInRM CoE's operations concerning:

a) academic research initiatives;

b) program development; and,

c) operations;

to enhance the quality of the CInRM CoE and promote best practices in Canadian InRM.

*The CInRM CoE encourages diverse opinions concerning the mitigation of insider threats and the fostering of critical discourse.  Points-of-view (POV) represent the perspectives of our occasional contributors and may not be representative of the CInRM CoE.

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