Frank L. Greitzer is President and Principal Scientist at PsyberAnalytix, LLC, which performs applied research and consulting in cognitive systems engineering and human-systems analysis to improve information technology/computational science support for decision-making, training, and human information processing. He holds a Ph.D. degree in Mathematical Psychology with a specialization in memory and cognition and a BS degree in Mathematics.

 

Dr. Greitzer founded PsyberAnalytix after retiring from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in 2012, where he served as a Chief Scientist for Cognitive Informatics and supported research in human-system integration, decision making and information processing in applied areas of cyber security, power grid/smart grid operational decision making, and intelligence/information analysis. With over forty years of applied research and development experience in cognitive psychology, information analysis/threat assessment, and user-centered design, his current research focuses on human behavior modeling to anticipate cyber/insider threats. Dr. Greitzer served as Editor-in-Chief of the journal Counter-Insider Threat Research and Practice (CITRAP), for the inaugural issue (August 2022).