TANJA PAVLESKA is a researcher at the Laboratory for Open Systems and Network, Jozef Stefan Institute. She graduated at the Faculty for electrical engineering in Skopje, North Macedonia, at the Institute for Automation and System Engineering. She obtained her PhD from the Jozef Stefan International Postgraduate School in the area of cybersecurity and trust systems design. Her main interests and expertise are in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, security architecture design, human factors in cybersecurity, privacy, trust and identity management, information and data governance, and digital policies. She has been involved in many national and EU projects, both in coordinating and participatory roles. As part of these projects, she has been actively involved in establishing the European infrastructure for digitalization and interoperability of cross-border public services. She co-chaired the Trust and Identity Management SG of the IEEE P2933 standardization WG on TIPPS (Trust, Identity, Privacy, Protection, Safety and Security) in Clinical IoT, and was the chair of the Slovenian Internet Society Chapter from 2019 to 2022. She is a reviewer for prestigious general, a handling editor for Frontiers in Psychology, and an expert for the EU Commission. Her bibliography includes numerous journal and conference papers, book chapters and professional articles, as well as an IEEE standard on TIPPSS in Clinical IoT, which received the prestigious IEEE SA Emerging Technology Award