An enthusiastic, resourceful, and highly motivated professional with a strong Research background. Possessing excellent interpersonal, analytical, organizational skills used to great effect in providing solutions to organizational problems and achieving results effectively.In collaboration with the Interdisciplinary Cybersecurity Research Group (GRIC) at the University of Sherbrooke, Sylvana Douaihy carries out a wide range of research, training and knowledge transfer activities aimed at gaining a better understanding of the geopolitical issues surrounding the cybersecurity of energy infrastructure in North America, particularly regarding hydroelectric networks. As part of the Intersectional Comparison of Critical Infrastructure in Canada project (energy, finance, telecommunications, governance, and health) and in partnership with the Faculty of Law, she is also co-directing a project on the governance of cybersecurity of critical infrastructure in Canada. Finally, she is participating in a Franco-Quebec collaboration on the cybersecurity challenges of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games as part of her research on the cybersecurity of major events. Interests: Cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, energy, major events, international relations, risk assessment and management, governance, geopolitics, private/public sector.