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Geir Olav Dyrkolbotn is an Associate Professor at NTNU's Center for Cyber and Information Security (CCIS) and a Major in the Norwegian Armed Forces, serving at the Norwegian Defence Cyber Academy (NDCA). He leads the NTNU Malware Lab and the cyber defence research group at CCIS. He holds a PhD in Information Security from Gjøvik University College and a MSc in Computer Science from NTNU. With over 25 years in the military, his work focuses on tactical communication systems, defensive cyber operations, and operational security. His research emphasizes cyber defence, reverse engineering, malware analysis, side-channel attacks, and machine learning applications. Education: PhD in Information Security, Gjøvik University College (HiG) MSc in Computer Science, NTNU Research Interests: Geir Olav's work bridges theoretical cybersecurity research and practical military applications. He explores innovative methods for hardware reverse engineering, malware detection/classification using low-level features, and forensic acquisition techniques. His contributions include analyzing USB power delivery vulnerabilities, NTFS cluster allocation behavior, and secure chip exploitation for digital forensics. Teaching: Courses include IIKG6500/IMT4213 Cyber-taktikk, IMT4214 Cyber-etterretning, IIKG6501 Cyber Intelligence, and IMT4116 Malware Analysis & Reversing. Labs & Teams: Heads the NTNU Malware Lab and leads the cyber defence research group at CCIS, collaborating on projects like the Digital Forensic Acquisition Kill Chain and hardware security vulnerability assessments.

• Cyber Defence
• Reverse Engineering
• Malware Analysis
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Solveig Bruvoll is an Associate Professor at the University of Oslo (15% position) and holds a 100% research position at the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI). She specializes in Autonomous Systems and Cybersecurity , focusing on security in military operations and software resilience. Her work bridges engineering, mathematics, and defense applications. Research interests include autonomous vehicle security, defense simulation, and mathematical modeling. She teaches the course TEK5510 and has published extensively in conferences like IEEE CNS and journals such as Journal of Defense Modeling and Simulation . Her FFI affiliation emphasizes practical military technology and operational analysis. Publications highlight contributions to path planning algorithms, command agent modeling, and cybersecurity frameworks for autonomous systems. She collaborates on NATO projects, as seen in her work on M&S support for operational tasks. No awards are explicitly listed, but her research impacts critical defense and civilian infrastructure security domains.

• Autonomous Systems
• Cybersecurity
• Military Technology
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Geir Olav Dyrkolbotn is an Associate Professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), affiliated with the Center for Cyber and Information Security (CCIS). He leads the NTNU Malware Lab and the Cyber Defence research group. His expertise bridges academic research with military experience from over 25 years in the Norwegian Armed Forces. PhD in Information Security from Gjøvik University College MSc in Computer Science from Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH) His research focuses on cyber defense , reverse engineering , and malware analysis , with significant work in side-channel attacks and machine learning . He has contributed to hardware security, IoT vulnerabilities, and digital forensics through publications spanning 2006–2024. Recent publications highlight trends in malware detection via low-level features , hardware reverse engineering , and IoT security , reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to cyber threats. Collaborative works with institutions like IEEE and Springer demonstrate his industry and academic impact. Geir supervises PhD student Sergii Banin , leads critical research labs, and contributes to education through courses like Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis. His work emphasizes practical applications in military and civilian cyber infrastructure defense.

• Cyber defense
• Reverse engineering
• Malware analysis
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Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv is a Professor in Security Studies and Geopolitics at UiT The Arctic University of Norway and holds the Arctic 6 Chair in Security Studies . She leads the Grey Zone research group, focusing on hybrid threats and societal security in the Arctic context. Education: B.Sc. in Biology, Concordia University, Montreal M.A. and Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Alberta, Edmonton Research Interests: Her work bridges hybrid warfare , human security , and Arctic geopolitics , integrating feminist security studies and intersectionality. Key areas include civil-military relations , total defence , and resilient civilian populations . She has contributed to understanding indigenous territorial rights in Russia and disinformation dynamics through the THREAT DEFUSER project. Article Trends: Recent publications address hybrid threats in the Arctic , linguistic analysis of political discourse , and civilian agency in conflict scenarios . These works emphasize interdisciplinary methodologies , combining security studies , political psychology , and critical infrastructure analysis . Scientific Awards: Fulbright Arctic Initiative fellowship (2015-2016) Nansen Professorship (2017-2018) Projects and Collaborations: She leads the Resilient Civilians project (NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme) and contributes to the EU-HYBNET network on hybrid threats. She serves on boards like the Norwegian Research Council and International Arctic Science Committee .

• Hybrid Threats and Warfare
• Arctic Security
• Civil-Military Relations
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Benjamin James Knox is an Associate Professor at the University of South-Eastern Norway's Department of Welfare, Management and Organization. His research focuses on the intersection of cybersecurity, cognitive psychology, and human-computer interaction. He leads projects related to cyber defense training, situational awareness, and neuroergonomic approaches to security. Primary Affiliation: University of South-Eastern Norway Department: Welfare, Management and Organization Role: Associate Professor Email: benjamin.knox@hiof.no Research Themes: Dr. Knox's work examines how cognitive processes and emotional regulation affect cybersecurity performance. Key areas include gamification for training, 3D visualization in cyber defense, and combating disinformation attacks through psychological interventions. Scientific Contributions: His projects like ACDICOM and ADVANCES address improving cyber team communication and human performance in digital security contexts. Publications span journals such as Frontiers in Psychology and NATO Science and Technology Organization reports. Collaborations: Active in multi-institutional collaborations with institutions like Norwegian Defence University College (FHS), NTNU, TALTECH, and international partners in Germany and the US.

• Cybersecurity
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Cognitive Psychology
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Stefan Sütterlin is a Professor in Cyberpsychology at a German University of Applied Sciences and holds a part-time Professor position at Östfold University College's Faculty for Health, Welfare and Organisation. He holds a PhD in Psychology from the University of Luxembourg (2010) and has held research and academic roles across Europe, including visiting positions at the University of Leuven and Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences. His research focuses on cybersecurity human factors, neuroergonomics, and cyberpsychology, with emphasis on decision-making under threat, team situational awareness, and deepfake detection. He has supervised 14 PhD candidates and contributed to projects like ACDICOM and ADVANCES. His work spans cybersecurity education, healthcare cybersecurity, and interdisciplinary applications of behavioral science. He is affiliated with research groups such as PACE-CybORG and DeveLeP, and serves on editorial boards of journals like Journal of Pain and Frontiers in Education . Education: Dipl.-Psych (University of Freiburg, 2006), PhD (University of Luxembourg, 2010). Professional roles include Vice-Dean of Research at Östfold University College and advisory roles in EU cybersecurity initiatives like the European Security and Defence College. His research integrates cognitive neuroscience, psychology, and cybersecurity to address human vulnerabilities in digital systems. Key research interests include cognitive flexibility in threat response, physiological correlates of stress resilience, and designing human-centric cybersecurity education. His recent projects explore metacognitive accuracy in deepfake recognition and the neurophysiological underpinnings of cyber situational awareness. Publications highlight interdisciplinary collaboration, with over 50 peer-reviewed articles since 2017. Current projects address digitalization challenges in healthcare, insider threats, and cognitive warfare frameworks. He advocates for integrating biofeedback, gamification, and mixed reality tools to enhance cybersecurity preparedness.

• Cyberpsychology
• Cybersecurity
• Human Factors in Cybersecurity
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Vivi Ringnes Berrefjord is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Oslo's Department of Political Science and a Research Fellow at the Norwegian Defence University College . At NDUC, she contributes to the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies and participates in the R&D program on Information Warfare and Data Driven Operations . Ph.D. Candidate, University of Oslo Research Fellow, Norwegian Defence University College Education : Master of Political Science, University of Oslo Master of International Relations, Geneva School of Diplomacy and International Relations Bachelor of Social Science, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Research Focus Her academic work examines metadata intelligence potential and democratic digital surveillance systems. Current research interests include cybersecurity implications of data commodification, information warfare dynamics, and privacy-security trade-offs in public policy. Publication Trends Recent works focus on commercial surveillance markets, Norwegian military cyber-strategy development, and metadata applications in national security contexts. Themes span intelligence sourcing, digital privacy frameworks, and defense technology evolution. Professional Affiliations Affiliated with the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies and involved in defense-related R&D programs.

• Intelligence Studies
• Digital Surveillance
• Cybersecurity
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Tegg Westbrook is an Associate Professor in Urban Planning at the Department of Security, Economics, and Planning, Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Stavanger. He holds a BSc in Human Geography, an MA in International Relations, and a PhD in Globalization Studies. Previously, he served as the study program coordinator for City and Regional Planning and Urban Planning and Community Security from 2021 to 2025. His research centers on the societal impacts of security and safety technologies, particularly focusing on radio-frequency interference (RFI), GNSS jamming and spoofing, and the implications of 'hostile architectures' in urban environments. He investigates how ICT and geospatial services affect emergency response efficiency, urban resilience, and individual freedoms. His current projects explore coercive digital planning, electromagnetic spectrum governance, and the geopolitical ramifications of GNSS disruptions in the Nordic-Baltic region. His recent publications reveal a strong trend toward analyzing technological threats to critical infrastructure across aviation, maritime, and urban transport systems. He also investigates pedagogical challenges in teaching sensitive security topics. His work is published in journals such as Security and Defence Quarterly , Journal of Strategic Security , and Urban, Planning and Transport Research , with a commitment to open access. Westbrook has collaborated with scholars internationally, including during his tenure as a Visiting Scholar at the University of St. Andrews’ Center for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence (2019–2020). He has also worked with the Omega Research Foundation on security technologies. His teaching spans bachelor’s and master’s programs in urban planning, societal safety, risk management, and media studies. Research focuses on RFI, GNSS disruption, smart cities, and security proportionality. Active in public engagement, policy discussion, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Supervises and co-publishes with emerging researchers in security and urban studies.

• Urban Planning
• Security Technologies
• Smart Cities
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