Topic: Square Peg, Round Hole: Effects of Cultural Lag in Cybersecurity Governance, Risk, and ComplianceSpeaker: Janice Dyer
CPE Hours: 1
Background: “Cultural lag” is a sociological concept that is often used to explain challenges faced by society experiencing technological advancement and innovation. Effects of cultural lag are felt across cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), particularly in areas of procurement, human capital, supply chains, and system security.
Learning Objectives:
This discussion will focus on:
- The gap between the rapid evolution and diffusion of technology, and the regulatory frameworks for addressing threats
- The impacts of cultural lag on governance, risk, and compliance, particularly in the government and defense sector
- Potential ways to address challenges posed by cultural lag, including some examples of collaborative organizations and platforms
Speaker Bio:
Janice Dyer is a cybersecurity professional with H2L Solutions. She has experience with standalone/CRN systems, tactical systems, facility-related and industrial controls systems, and commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) electronic test equipment, as well as experience applying the Risk Management Framework (RMF). She holds the CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) certification, and is an Associate of (ISC)2, CISSP-track. Janice holds a BA, MS, and PhD, all from Auburn University. Prior to entering the cybersecurity field, Janice spent about a decade working in academia as a researcher and college instructor in social science and natural resources. She also has experience working in print journalism and non-profit coordination.
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