Valarie Findlay has two decades of senior expertise in Canadian and US government. She has managed and participated in the transformation of mission critical systems, developed cyber security strategies and frameworks to meet data, resource and system requirements and identified capabilities and methodologies to deliver counter-measures aligned with departmental security strategies.
She has a Masters in Terrorism Studies (International Relations, University of St. Andrew’s), wrote her dissertation on the transformation of Western law enforcement and is currently writing her thesis on terrorism as a social model (DocSoSci, Social Science, University of Leicester).
Valarie is a member of the Canadian Assoc of Chief’s of Police eCrimes Council, AFCEA Cyber Council, NATO Canada, International Assoc of Chief’s of Police, Canadian Network for Research on Terrorism, Security and Society, Women in International Security (WIIS) and is a research fellow with the Police Foundation (US).
