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Louise Marie Hurel é pesquisadora de doutorada em Dados, Redes e Sociedade no Departamento de Mídia e Comunicações da London School of Economics. Sua pesquisa se concentra em risco, governança de segurança cibernética e resposta a incidentes. Ela também é Research Fellow em segurança cibernética no Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). Anteriormente, Louise trabalhou como Assessora Especial de Políticas de Segurança Digital e como Coordenadora do Programa de Segurança Digital do Instituto Igarapé, onde liderou vários esforços no engajamento de políticas cibernéticas nos níveis nacional, regional e internacional. Seus interesses de pesquisa incluem segurança cibernética e governança da Internet, estudos de plataforma e infraestrutura, normas cibernéticas, atores não estatais, comunicação mediada por computador, estudos críticos de segurança e riscos. Louise é membro do Conselho Consultivo do Global Forum of Cyber Expertise (GFCE), Carnegie Endowment’s Partnership for Countering Influence Operations’ (PCIO) e do Centre for Information Resilience (CIR). Ela também publicou nos principais meios de comunicação, como o Council on Foreign Relations, Americas Quarterly, Open Democracy e outros, bem como em periódicos como o Journal of Cyber ​​Policy. Suas publicações recentes incluem um artigo sobre “Beyond Great Powers: Challenges for Understanding Cyber ​​Operations in Latin America” e outro sobre “Cyber-Norms Entrepreneurship? Understanding Microsoft’s advocacy on cybersecurity” no livro “Governing Cyberspace: Behaviour, Power and Diplomacy” de Rowman & Littlefield.

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Louise Marie Hurel is a PhD researcher in Data, Networks and Society at the London School of Economics’ Department of Media and Communications. Her research focuses on risk, cybersecurity governance, and incident response. She is also a Research Fellow in cybersecurity at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). Previously, Louise worked as Special Digital Security Policy Advisor and as Head of Instituto Igarapé’s Digital Security Programme, where she led multiple efforts on cyber policy engagement at the national, regional and international levels. Her research interests include cybersecurity and Internet governance, platform and infrastructure studies, cyber norms, non-state actors, computer-mediated communication, critical security studies, and risks. Louise is a member of the Advisory Board at the Global Forum of Cyber Expertise (GFCE), Carnegie Endowment’s Partnership for Countering Influence Operations’ (PCIO) and the Centre for Information Resilience (CIR). She has also published in main media outlets such as the Council on Foreign Relations, Americas Quarterly, Open Democracy and others as well as journals such as the Journal of Cyber Policy. Her recent publications include a paper on “Beyond Great Powers: Challenges for understanding Cyber Operations in Latin America” and another on “Cyber-Norms Entrepreneurship? Understanding Microsoft’s advocacy on cybersecurity” in the Rowman & Littlefield’s “Governing Cyberspace: Behaviour, Power and Diplomacy.