Public Engagement &
Knowledge Mobilization
Kristen Csenkey, Ph.D. places great value on meaningful knowledge exchange and actively participates in academic and policy communities. She is a sought-after expert who frequently contributes to the media landscape through appearances on national television, radio, and in print, as well as through the publication of opinion pieces.
Only select interviews, engagements, and intervention activities are listed. For an overview of her professional engagements and knowledge mobilization efforts, please refer to her curriculum vitae.
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Interviews & Media Relations
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Featured on CBC: The National (2023)
Featured on CTV National News as a Leading Expert (2023)
Quoted in iPolitics (2022)
Quoted in CBC News article (2023)
Guest on Energy Security Cubed Podcast, episode: "EV Cybersecurity and Grid Vulnerability" (2022)
Guest on Energy Security Cubed Podcast, episode: "The Cyber Security Problems of Military Electrification" (2024)
Opinion Pieces
Newspaper Commentary
Csenkey, Kristen. 2024. ‘When Will TikTok’s Time Be up?’ The Hill Times, 6 May 2024, Special Edition: Digital Privacy and Security Briefing edition. https://www.hilltimes.com/story/2024/05/06/when-will-tiktoks-time-be-up/420372/.
Csenkey, Kristen. 2023. ‘Don’t Ask a Chatbot about the Privacy and Security Implications of Generative AI’. The Hill Times, 3 May 2023, Special Edition: Digital Privacy and Security Briefing edition. https://www.hilltimes.com/story/2023/05/03/dont-ask-a-chatbot-about-the-privacy-and-security-implications-of-generative-ai/385275/.
Csenkey, Kristen. 2021. ‘Forget the Subs—Let’s Talk about the Info and Tech Sharing in AUKUS’. The Hill Times, 6 October 2021. https://www.hilltimes.com/story/2021/10/06/forget-the-subs-lets-talk-about-the-info-and-tech-sharing-in-aukus/269630/.
Csenkey, Kristen. 2021. ‘Next Government Needs to Modernize NORAD, Address Cyber Threats’. The Hill Times, 1 September 2021. https://www.hilltimes.com/story/2021/09/01/next-government-needs-to-modernize-norad-address-cyber-threats/269472/.
Csenkey, Kristen. 2021. ‘Protecting Canada and Improving Cyber Defence: Three Challenges’. The Hill Times, 24 May 2021, Special Edition: Defence Policy Briefing edition. https://www.hilltimes.com/story/2021/05/24/protecting-canada-and-improving-cyber-defence-three-challenges/269035/.
Speaking Engagements & Interventions
Kristen Csenkey, Ph.D. is a respected authority in government consultations, offering expert guidance to a range of federal government departments and parliamentary committees in Canada.
Her insights and academic work are often cited in governmental reports, including those for the House of Commons, and are recognized worldwide by peers in the STEM and social science fields.
In addition, she shares her research findings with peers at various academic conferences and annual meetings.
Expert Testimony on Cyber Threats to Canada's Defence Infrastructure before the Senate of Canada Standing Committee on National Security, Defence, and Veterans Affairs (2023)
Moderator of 'The Geopolitics of Research Security' panel at the Research Security Conference (University of Calgary & University of Alberta) (2023)
Cited in the House of Commons Standing Committee on
National Defence report on 'The Cyber Defence of Canada' (2023)
Speaker at the Royal Canadian Institute for Science's 'Cybersecurity at the Crossroads of Science, Society and Policy' panel event (2023)
Speaker at the International Institute of Communications (IIC) Canada Conference's 'Bill C-26 and Cybersecurity' panel (2023)
"We live in a cyber-physical world, where many aspects of our lives occur in digital spaces with physical linkages. Therefore, threats associated with cybersecurity should include a nuanced understanding of their technological capacity and capability, as well as the role of human actors, especially in interpreting threats and the responses to said threats." (Csenkey 2023)
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