Patrick Scolyer-Gray

Patrick Scolyer-Gray is a cyber-sociologist with extensive experience in immersive ethnographic research on the online platform 4chan, now applying his expertise at 460degrees.

As a cyber-sociologist, Patrick analyzes the intersection of technology and society using social scientific methods at multiple social levels.

His unique perspective as a social scientist in the physical sciences allows him to develop innovative solutions to social and technical problems in areas such as cybersecurity.

Patrick's work in cybersecurity spans various domains including identity authentication, machine learning, access control, data breaches, IoT technologies, and more.

He is renowned for his contributions to fostering dynamic cross-disciplinary research cultures and problem-solving approaches in academia and consultancy.

With a background in sociology and anthropology, Patrick holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Doctor of Philosophy from La Trobe University.

He has held positions at organizations like 460degrees, Sentient Defense, Pathbreaker, Deakin University, La Trobe University, Monash College, and has contributed significantly to the field of cyber security.

Patrick Scolyer-Gray excels as a socio-technical specialist and is highly regarded for his expertise in human factors in cybersecurity.