John Lyons
About John Lyons
John Lyons is an Associate at AlterNation LLC and CFiL Global, advocating for a nonlinear approach to security and developing innovative risk assessment services. He has a background in law and art history and has held various roles in security and fraud risk consulting.
Current Work at AlterNation LLC
John Lyons serves as an Associate at AlterNation LLC, a position he has held since 2000. His work focuses on advocating for a nonlinear approach to security, employing systems thinking to improve the understanding of interrelations and influences within critical infrastructure security. This approach aims to enhance security measures by considering various interconnected factors.
Current Work at CFiL Global
At CFiL Global, John Lyons also holds the position of Associate, where he has been since 2014. He developed a unique insider environmental threat risk assessment service that combines elements of social psychology, social physics, and behavioral biology. This service aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of potential threats within organizations.
Previous Experience at Ontario Ministry of Health
John Lyons worked as a Fraud Risk Consultant at the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care from 2000 to 2012. During his 12 years in this role, he contributed to identifying and mitigating fraud risks within the healthcare system in Kingston, Ontario.
Education and Expertise
John Lyons studied at Carleton University, where he pursued Combined Majors in Law and Art History, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree. His education spanned from 1978 to 1986, providing him with a diverse academic background that supports his professional endeavors.
Previous Work at The ATRiM Group
John Lyons is currently a Partner at The ATRiM Group, a position he has held since 2015. He introduced an e-learning and skills development program that focuses on deception detection for security and frontline employees. This program addresses security trade-offs in identification processes, aiming to enhance the effectiveness of security personnel.