معرفی
Dr Brendan Walker-Munro is an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the School of Law, University of Queensland. His research focuses on cybersecurity, military law, autonomous systems regulation, tax enforcement, and criminology. He holds a PhD in Australian criminal law regulators and cyber-systemics from Swinburne University of Technology (2021).
Research Interests
- Cyber-systemic approaches to combat financial crime
- Legal frameworks governing autonomous military systems
- Surveillance law and privacy implications
- National security challenges in cyber and environmental domains
Grants & Projects
- Recipient of UQ Cyber Seed Funding (2022–2023) for research on offensive cyber responses to domestic security incidents
Public Engagement
Dr Walker-Munro frequently contributes to policy dialogues through submissions to parliamentary committees and publishes opinion pieces in The Conversation, The Strategist, and other platforms. He has presented at major conferences including DILEMA 2023 (The Hague) and the Law Schools Global League Winter Conference (Kyushu, Japan).
Labs & Teams
He is affiliated with the UQ Cyber initiative, focusing on interdisciplinary cybersecurity research and education.
