19th Annual International Conference on Privacy, Security & Trust, August 2022.
This presentation will discuss why the current threat landscape calls for a rethinking of conventional cybersecurity paradigms to build more cyber-resilient systems and organizations. After having reviewed the fundamental differences between cybersecurity and cyber-resilience, I will examine the current state of adversarial innovation, the fragile posture of Canadian businesses, emerging cyber-resilience standards and regulations, platforms that enable the operationalization of cyber-resilience, and organizational biases that hinder cyber-resilience.
Dr. Benoît Dupont is a Professor of Criminology at the Université de Montréal as well as the Canada Research Chair for Cybersecurity and the Research Chair for the Prevention of Cybercrime. Benoît serves as a Board Director of the Canadian Cyber Threat Exchange and as a member of CATAAlliance’s Cybercrime Advisory Council. He researches the interactions between organizational and technological aspects of cybersecurity, including identity theft, bank fraud, information pirating, telecommunications fraud, and emerging cyber-security practices such as cyber-resilience.
The Annual International Conference on Privacy, Security & Trust is an academic conference that provides a premier forum for sharing advances in cybersecurity research and security applications.
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Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity
University of New Brunswick
46 Dineen Drive, Fredericton, NB E3B 9W4
0:00 Opening Remarks
0:37 Outline
1:03 Definition: Cyber Resilience
3:45 Context
5:02 Adversarial Innovation
8:04 Fragile Posture of Companies
9:58 Insurance Tensions
12:21 Standards & Regulations
15:58 Local Initiatives
19:06 Organizational Biases
20:41 Q&A
