xvi NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
Kaniz Fatema is a Lecturer in Computer Science at Aston University in
the United Kingdom. Previously, she worked as a Senior Lecturer at the
University of Derby and as a Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin
and University College Cork, both in Ireland. She completed her PhD in
Computer Science (Information Security) at the University of Kent, and
holds a MSc. in Data Communications from the University of Sheffield.
She has almost a decade of research experience in information and cyber
security including research on access control, data protection, compliance
assurance for data protection regulations, and cloud computing.
Grace Fox is an Assistant Professor of Digital Business at Dublin City
University and Research Lead for the Future of Information Systems
theme at the Irish Institute of Digital Business. Her research focuses on
the intersection between consumers’ privacy concerns and their acceptance and use of digital technologies. Her work has been published in
numerous international conferences and peer-reviewed journals including
Information Systems Journal, Journal of the Association for Information
Science and Technology, Communications of the Association for
Information Systems, and the Journal of Cloud Computing.
Theo Lynn is Full Professor of Digital Business at Dublin City University
and is Associate Dean for Strategic Projects at DCU Business School. He
was formerly the Principal Investigator (PI) of the Irish Centre for Cloud
Computing and Commerce, an Enterprise Ireland/IDA-funded Cloud
Computing Technology Centre, and Director of the Irish Institute of
Digital Business. Professor Lynn specialises in the role of digital technologies in transforming business processes with a specific focus on cloud computing, social media and data science.
Valerie Lyons is the Chief Operations Officer of BH Consulting, a cyber
security and data privacy consulting firm, where is the senior consultant on
GDPR and CCPA. She is an IRCHSS PhD scholar at Dublin City
University Business School, Ireland, where she is researching how organisational information privacy approaches. Previously, she spent fifteen years
as Head of Information Security Risk Management at KBC Bank. Qualified
as a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) since
2001, she also holds a BSc from Trinity College in Information Systems,
and an MBS from the Irish Management Institute in Business and
Leadership.
Kaniz Fatema is a Lecturer in Computer Science at Aston University in
the United Kingdom. Previously, she worked as a Senior Lecturer at the
University of Derby and as a Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin
and University College Cork, both in Ireland. She completed her PhD in
Computer Science (Information Security) at the University of Kent, and
holds a MSc. in Data Communications from the University of Sheffield.
She has almost a decade of research experience in information and cyber
security including research on access control, data protection, compliance
assurance for data protection regulations, and cloud computing.
Grace Fox is an Assistant Professor of Digital Business at Dublin City
University and Research Lead for the Future of Information Systems
theme at the Irish Institute of Digital Business. Her research focuses on
the intersection between consumers’ privacy concerns and their acceptance and use of digital technologies. Her work has been published in
numerous international conferences and peer-reviewed journals including
Information Systems Journal, Journal of the Association for Information
Science and Technology, Communications of the Association for
Information Systems, and the Journal of Cloud Computing.
Theo Lynn is Full Professor of Digital Business at Dublin City University
and is Associate Dean for Strategic Projects at DCU Business School. He
was formerly the Principal Investigator (PI) of the Irish Centre for Cloud
Computing and Commerce, an Enterprise Ireland/IDA-funded Cloud
Computing Technology Centre, and Director of the Irish Institute of
Digital Business. Professor Lynn specialises in the role of digital technologies in transforming business processes with a specific focus on cloud computing, social media and data science.
Valerie Lyons is the Chief Operations Officer of BH Consulting, a cyber
security and data privacy consulting firm, where is the senior consultant on
GDPR and CCPA. She is an IRCHSS PhD scholar at Dublin City
University Business School, Ireland, where she is researching how organisational information privacy approaches. Previously, she spent fifteen years
as Head of Information Security Risk Management at KBC Bank. Qualified
as a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) since
2001, she also holds a BSc from Trinity College in Information Systems,
and an MBS from the Irish Management Institute in Business and
Leadership.