Dr Anna-Maria Osula is a senior policy officer at Guardtime a software security company that offers solutions for data governance and real-time detection and mitigation of cyberattacks based on blockchain technologies. She also works as senior researcher at Tallinn University of Technology. Previously she served as a legal researcher at the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence where her research areas included national cyber security strategies international organisations international criminal cooperation and law. During 2013-2015 she was the lead for the NATO CCD COE Cyber Norms project and the co-editor of the book 'International Cyber Norms: Legal Policy and Industry Perspectives'. She is the founder of the annual ICR workshop in Tallinn Estonia. Anna-Maria has an LLM degree in IT law from Stockholm University and obtained her PhD in law from the University of Tartu.
