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Dr Warren Doudle

Senior Lecturer

Staff Member Details
Email: w.doudle@ecu.edu.au
ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0172-6183

Overview of role

Warren is a Senior Lecturer within the School of Science in the computing and security discipline.

Background

Prior to taking up the Security Science position with Edith Cowan University, Warren was employed in industry after a career in the Australian Army. Warren has 25 years’ experience within the resource industry, education & training, government and corporate sectors internationally and in Australia. Warren worked extensively in corporate governance, security, investigations, business continuity, information security and risk management. He has held strategic leadership and senior management positions with extensive hands-on experience and a passion for continuous improvement in organisations. Warren has worked extensively as a strategic corporate advisor with recent experience internationally within government, fortune 500 and ASX listed companies including as the security advisor for a regional country’s prime minister. An experienced executive with multiple Companies in Australia and Internationally and currently sits on the board of three company’s and one charity.

Professional Memberships

  • Australian Information Security Association, AISA
  • ISACA
  • Risk Management Institution of Australasia, CPRM
  • Australian Institute of Company Directors, GAICD
  • ASIS International

Research Areas and Interests

  • The impact of mentoring on career development in the security industry
  • Examining existing models and frameworks of holistic security management.
  • The role of emerging technologies like AI, Cyber security and IoT in shaping modern security management.
  • Localisation and nationalisation of indigenous workforces
  • To design and validate a comprehensive model for holistic security management.
  • Best practices in risk management and impact on organizational resilience?
  • How can a modern security management model be made adaptable to changes in the risk environment?
  • What is the roadmap to creating a modern security manager to best equip them to succeed.
  • The most effective balance between academic learning, vocational education and practical experience at the different levels of increasing seniority and complexity of responsibility.

Qualifications

  • Doctor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame Australia, 2018.
  • BSc Security, Edith Cowan University, 2010.

Research Student Supervision

Current Supervisions

Associate Supervisor

  • Doctor of Philosophy, Social Risk Decision Making: Balancing Fire safety Hazards Against Security Threats Within the Modern Built Environment
  • Doctor of Philosophy, Understanding the sphere of risk influence of contemporary corporate security

Completed Supervisions

No data available
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