User:Eunice.perez

Professor and head of research projects in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the Tecnológico Nacional de México, Mérida campus.

He is also a member and participates in:

ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) is a member of LACRALO Regional At-Large Organizations (RALOs) and NCUC Non-Commercial Users Constituency. She has been selected as a fellow ICANN75 Kuala Lumpur 2022 and ICANN78 Hamburg 2023, receiving the Tarek Kamel fellowship recognition award, recognizing the outstanding contributions of the fellows in furthering ICANN's capacity building efforts in their respective regions.

Internet Society as an instructor in Learning @ Internet Society its learning platform, in the courses "Internet Governance" and "Introduction to Network Operations" and is part of the Mexico chapter, and in the Cybersecurity, Internet Governance and Internet Governance Stakeholders

ANUIES-TIC as technical secretary of the Commission for the Ecosystem and Development of the Internet in collaboration with HEIs (CEDIIES).

IXP Yucatán Exchange Point as a mentor of the Training and Professional Linkage Program for digital development and internet in Yucatán "IXSY Fellow"

Grupo IoTCiberSecLAC is education coordinator and co-founder of the group made up of collaborators from more than 14 countries in the LAC region.

She has presented in various national and international forums promoting security and good practices in electronic devices and carried out projects related to the area of networks, technology, internet and IoT development and research related to her academic area and education, being the author and co-author of scientific articles and book chapters as a result of these.

"It is interested in the use and implementation of good practices, standards and cybersecurity in IoT devices, wireless technologies and the Internet, as well as the implementation of strategies to promote participation and learning in university students, one of them being the link with the various sectors that impact their professional development."