Dr. Marshall S. Rich: As a Ph.D. candidate in Forensic Cyberpsychology at Capitol Technology University, I delve into the intersection of psychology and cybersecurity. Leveraging my diverse experience in military, government, and corporate sectors, I presently contribute as the Senior Expert for Cybersecurity at the US Institute of Peace. Here, my commitment is focused on advancing the field of cybersecurity. My expertise covers a wide range, including cybersecurity strategy, IT operations, and network defense. I concentrate on unraveling the psychological facets of cyber threats and formulating proactive risk mitigation strategies. My goal is to enhance organizations' cybersecurity resilience by bridging human behavior and technological defense systems. I hold a Doctor of Business Administration in Information Systems from the University of Sarasota (2001), an M.A. in Computer Resources/Information Systems Management from Webster University (1994), and a B.B.A. in Business Information Systems from Georgia College & State University (1991).