Women4Cyber Registry

Law Bachelor and current Master student with a focus on fundamental rights, human rights, and new technologies.
My Master Thesis is about the use of e-evidence in criminal cases and the obstacle of encryption. With that, I fell in love with the subject and have been studying and publishing articles about technology, freedom of expression, EU law, and digital rights. My objective is to continue to work and research on these subjects.

• Lazarotto, Barbara da Rosa, “Animal Ethics in the Management and Control of Invasive Species”, Revista Jurídica Luso-Brasileira, Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de Lisboa, Ano 5 (2019), no 2. P. 161.

• Lazarotto, Barbara da Rosa, “Coercive decryption of mobile phones and violations of defendants' human rights”, paper and presentation at the V International Human Rights Summit in Coimbra, 2020.

• Lazarotto, Barbara da Rosa, “The impact of disinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic and its regulation by the EU”, UNIO – EU Law Journal Special Edition Issue: The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic in the European Union.

• Lazarotto, Barbara da Rosa, “The practice of astroturfing in social networks and the risk for the rule of law”. International Society of Public Law – ICON.S Portugal 1st Annual Conference about the Resilience of the Rule of Law – November 27th 2020.

• Lazarotto, Barbara da Rosa, "The regulation of fake news in Portugal and constitutional repercussions". The International Forum of Future Constitutionalism - The Global Summit - January 13, 2021.

• Participated in an online debate organized by the Euro-MP Maria Manuel Leitão Marques regarding the Digital Services Act and the ban of Donald Trump of Social Media.

Telecommunications Regulatory Expert with extensive experience in European Public Policy.
Referenced for Regulatory Strategic Planning, Better Regulation application and Telecommunications Competition Issues.
Expertise in information security, trust services and electronic signatures, as well as national and European framework harmonization issues.
Expertise in fixed and mobile number portability implementation, in broadband measurement tools and Quality of Service in Electronic Communications and Net Neutrality implementation.
BEREC Contact Network member (2013-2020) and active drafter in numerous BEREC EWGs (BEREC midterm strategy 2018-2020, Net Neutrality, regulatory framework implementation -EECC).
From April 2019 to December 2020, Co-Chair of the BEREC ad hoc 5G Cybersecurity WG.
Since January 2021 Cybersecurity expert in the ENISA Market, Standardization and Certification Unit.

Hello! My name is Karla Estephany Alvarado Romero, unfurtunately, I'm not an EU citizen, however, I admire so much the work of Women4Cyber, since it is something that we do not have yet in my region yet, and this field is extremely new and unknown in my country. In this regard, I hope I can join your project, I'm learning a lot from the women involved on it!

A little more about me...
I hold a Master's degree in International Relations Studies from the National Autonomous University of Mecico (UNAM). As a student of the Bachelor's Degree in International Relations by the same UNAM, I received the recognition of high academic performance and the scholarship of the Academic Excellence Program. I graduated from both the Bachelor's and Master's degree programs with honors. In 2016, I received a scholarship from the Mexican Institute of Youth to do an internship at the Young Americas Business Trust (YABT-OAS) in Panama. Subsequently, I was a public official for five years at the National Fund for the Promotion of Tourism (FONATUR). In 2019 I did a research stay at Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy in Houston, Texas. In 2020, I did an internship at the World Youth Academy and I became the Coordinator of Content Creation and Social Networking of that organization. Currently, I am a collaborator to Diplomacia Activa, an Argentinian think tank, as well as an International Analyst at the Mexican Center of International Relations (CEMERI). My research interests include women in cybersecurity, e-commerce, bilateral relations between the United States and the People's Republic of China (PRC), China's rise in the global arena, international trade, regional studies, gender studies, and human rights.

The U.S.-Mexico Relationship: Exacerbated Bilateralism and Asymmetric Interdependence Perpetuated by the USMCA. ORBEM Magazine, Special Edition "Encounters". http://investigacion.politicas.unam.mx/observatoriobinacional/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Revista-ORBEM.-Encuentros.pdf

The Biden Administration’s Foreign Policy: Will It Lead by Example?
https://worldyouth.academy/blog/the-biden-administrations-foreign-policy-will-it-lead-by-example/

Women in Politics: When is a Country Ready for a Female Leader?
https://worldyouth.academy/women-in-politics-when-is-a-country-ready-for-a-female-leader/

The US-China Clash, Part 2: A Trade War vs. a Non-Market Economy
https://worldyouth.academy/blog/the-us-china-clash-part-2-a-trade-war-vs-a-non-market-economy/

The US-China clash, Part 1: The new “Cold War-itis" https://worldyouth.academy/blog/the-us-china-clash-part-1-the-new-cold-war-itis/

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