ATRiM Group Team
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John Lyons
FOUNDER AND CHIEF RESEARCHER John's twenty-eight (28) year policing career includes: uniform policing, criminal investigations, overseeing operations and crime analyst at Interpol Ottawa, Problem-oriented Policing training across Canada and design and delivery of a 'train the trainer's' strategy for transferring intelligence analysis and money laundering training know how to Central Europe and Southeast Asia. Post policing, he investigated private sector property and casualty insurance claims for five years, followed by thirteen (13) years as a healthcare counter-fraud consultant in the Canadian health care system. John's current interests are in include public safety and the security of critical infrastructure by introducing new insights to the mix from the ecology of crime and human behavioral biology.
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Subject Matter Expert Associates
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Gregory Saville
CRIME PREVENTION SCIENCE Greg is an urban planner, criminologist crime prevention practitioner of urban planning and and new generation of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) that introduces the ecology of crime. He is co-founder of the International CPTED Association. He pioneered the SafeGrowth® model for community safety and well-being and maintains the SafeGrowth Blog Spot. For thirty years Greg has been a pioneer in police reform who, along with Gerry Cleveland, established the Police Society for Problem-based Learning. With a grant from Homeland Security, Greg incorporated CPTED into the a terror and other crime threat threat risk assessment for critical infrastructure, and continues to advise policing on the development of recruit field training officers. |
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MATEJA MIHINJAC
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CRIME PREVENTION SCIENCE
Mateja Mihinjac is a criminologist and researcher from Slovenia, currently completing doctoral researcher at Griffith University, Australia. Her thesis looks into the implementation of crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED). Mateja is certified in SafeGrowth® program and has co-taught SafeGrowth® workshops in Australia, New Zealand and across the United States.. She currently serves as the Executive Directory for the International CPTED Association. |
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VICTOR BEITNER
CYBER SECURITY CANADA Victor has worked in the technology industry for 40+ years. For the last 22 years, his concentration is network and cyber security. He contributed to the CIO Council development of the Canadian Cyber Security Standard. He has been the Director of Compliance, Cyber Security Global Alliance, Vice President of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association and he is past Chair of the Georgian College Protection, Security & Investigations Advisory Committee, Victor holds a CISSP designation, as well as other certifications and degrees. |
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BOAZ FISCHER THE NAKED INSIDER Boaz Fischer is the CEO of Australian company, Naked Insider. He is the author of six books on cyber security insider threats. He has published around 200 articles as well as two YouTube Channels focusing on cybersecurity and insider threats. Boaz is a global speaker, having presented in Europe, Israel as well in Australia. He is Master certified in Neuro-Linguistic Programing (NLP) - the study of human behavior and performance. He is also been certified by Carnegie Mellon University in the subject of insider threats. His easy to read books are references for small to medium size businesses: 1. The Essential Guide To Information Security Best Practices 2. Protecting Your Business From Cyber Threats In Only 10 Minutes A Day 3. Protecting Your Business From Insider Threats In 7 Effective Steps 4. How To Protect Your Business From Cyber Breach In Only 2 Minutes A Day 5. The Human Side OF Cybersecurity Kestrel Partners Group Inc., Ottawa, Ontario |
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The Kestrel Partners Group designs artificial intelligence software, that builds public safety and security niche-specific applications that are uniquely tailored to our corporate mission. Our approach is to deliver to-the-need software solutions and complimentary hardware devices that improve security capacity at the gateways for access to critical infrastructure and the benefits, privileges and services they provide. We incorporate learned best practices from practitioner-based situational crime prevention; and from science-based cognitive and behavioural biology sciences explaining what unpins human-centered threats posed to security of critical infrastructure, and to public safety at large.
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