Dinos Kerigan-Kyrou is Senior Lecturer in Strategic Cybersecurity within the Division of Cybersecurity. He is responsible for the cybersecurity division of the Joint Command & Staff Course of the Irish Defence Forces. He has been involved with military education at the Partnership for Peace Consortium of Defense Academies, and previously at the NATO School Oberammergau, for the past 12 years. He is an instructor on the Defence Education Enhancement Program (NATO DEEP).

Dinos is a co-author of the NATO Cybersecurity Reference Curriculum and the forthcoming NATO Hybrid Warfare and Hybrid Threats Curriculum. He is a member of the PfPC / NATO ADL (Advanced Distributed Learning), Working Group developing online learning and education for defence academies across NATO and its Partner Nations.

He is a member of the Advisory Council of Digital Business Ireland.

His research interests include:

- How organisations can adapt and change to face cyber security threats and challenges - particularly focusing on the interaction between cyber, personnel, and physical security.
- How military education and training needs to adapt to emerging and new threats and challenges.