Dr. Lubna Luxmi is an Associate Professor at the Department of Electronic & Computer Engineering, University of Limerick. Lubna is a Senior Member IEEE, member Lero – SFI Research Centre for Software and the first WIE Ambassador from Ireland in the IEEE WIE (UK&I section). She leads the SFI Funded MARI-CYBERWISE and EU funded CATCH_VR projects as Principal Investigator. Through her role in NSAI CEN CENELEC JTC 13/WG9, she has been involved in and continues to contribute to the EU Cyber Resilience Act. In 2021, she designed the cybersecurity blueprint for Johnson & Johnson’s Smart-Pod factory, securing Machine-to-Machine communications in Industry 4.0. The work produced a roadmap for IT/OT cybersecurity gap analysis and standardisation mapping, which is now widely referenced and used worldwide. Lubna's has worked on interdisciplinary, industry-based research projects, her research interest and expertise focuses around building cyber resilience across different sectors i.e. Digital Healthcare, Marine IoT UWSN, Cyber Physical Systems/Industry 5.0. She is currently supervising industry and SFI-funded projects on: Marine-IoT cyber resilience, AI/ML in precision healthcare security, V2X Safety, Standardisation and 5G Security. Lubna’s collaborative work on "Machine Intelligence for Agile Manufacturing" with Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR) has been recognised and received the best book chapter Award from CRC Press. Her research outcomes and publications are available on: Lubna Luxmi-GoogleScholar. Lubna has delivered numerous keynotes, technical workshops, tutorials, and masterclasses. She actively participates in initiatives supporting women in STEM, is a former DELL StemAspire mentee, and was honoured with the SFI CONFIRM EPE Champions Award in 2021.