Dr. Karolina Oleksińska-Grabowska is a legal scholar, academic lecturer, and researcher at the University of Warsaw. She holds a PhD in Law and specializes in the intersection of law, technology, security, and digital governance. Her academic and professional work focuses on the legal and security implications of emerging technologies in contemporary society, particularly in the fields of artificial intelligence, personal data protection, cybersecurity, disinformation, and European Union law.

Her research examines how technological innovation transforms social, economic, and security environments, as well as the role of legal frameworks in ensuring responsible, ethical, and secure digital development. A significant part of her scholarly work is dedicated to the regulation and governance of artificial intelligence, information security, data protection, digital rights, and the challenges generated by rapid technological and societal transformation.

Dr. Oleksińska-Grabowska is the author of numerous scientific publications addressing the implementation and governance of emerging technologies, privacy and data protection, cybersecurity, and information security. Through her research, she contributes to ongoing international discussions regarding the balance between technological innovation, legal accountability, and societal resilience in the digital age.

She is a frequent speaker at national and international academic conferences, professional forums, and expert events dedicated to technology policy, cybersecurity, digital regulation, and security governance. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates legal analysis with broader security considerations, making her work particularly relevant to policymakers, researchers, and practitioners operating in complex technological environments.

In addition to her academic achievements, Dr. Oleksińska-Grabowska has gained extensive practical experience through her work in both legal practice and the information technology sector. She began her professional career in law firms before transitioning to in-house legal positions within the IT industry, where she worked on regulatory compliance, personal data protection, technology implementation, and legal aspects of digital transformation projects.

Her international academic engagement includes participation in research projects and collaborations with universities and research institutions in Poland and abroad, focusing on the societal, legal, and security dimensions of technological development. By combining academic excellence with practical legal expertise, Dr. Oleksińska-Grabowska contributes to the advancement of knowledge and policy development in the rapidly evolving fields of digital security, artificial intelligence governance, and technology regulation.