Pierre-Emmanuel Arduin

Pierre-Emmanuel Arduin is a Lecturer at Paris Dauphine University specializing in knowledge management, information systems security, and the social impacts of digital technologies. His interdisciplinary background combines psychology, computer science, and management to address critical issues in information security and knowledge sharing. With extensive experience as a KM and IT consultant for various companies, he brings practical insights to his academic work.

Arduin's research focuses on knowledge management systems, insider threats to information security, and the cognitive aspects of decision-making regarding phishing emails. His work examines how tacit knowledge influences organizational processes, particularly in extended enterprises and humanitarian contexts like food aid logistics. He investigates the intersection of technology, human behavior, and security, with particular attention to how digital tools both enable and complicate knowledge transfer.

His publication record shows a strong focus on information systems security, particularly insider threats and phishing detection, while also addressing broader social implications of digital technologies. Recent work explores AI's role in security, cyber resilience modeling, and the ethical dimensions of digital transformation in humanitarian contexts. His research bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications, often collaborating with industry partners to address real-world security challenges.

Arduin has been an associate editor of the Information Systems Journal since 2020 and has contributed to numerous academic conferences across Europe. He has presented his research at institutions including ESCP Business School, IAE Paris-Est, and Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, demonstrating the international recognition of his work. His consulting experience with companies provides valuable industry perspective that informs both his research and teaching approaches.

He has authored significant publications including 'Insider Threats' (2018) and 'La menace intérieure' (2018), establishing himself as an expert in information systems security. His work frequently appears in journals like Sustainability, International Transactions in Operational Research, and Information Systems Journal, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to knowledge management and security issues.