Maryla Stanisława Fałdowska

Maryla Stanisława Fałdowska serves as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Security Studies within the Faculty of Social Sciences at University of Siedlce, Poland. Her academic profile demonstrates extensive scholarly activity with 66 documented publications and a ministerial score of 888.

Her research interests focus on theoretical and utilitarian aspects of contemporary information security, with deep specialization in Polish historical security issues. Dr. Fałdowska's work particularly examines the complex relationship between Poland and the USSR during the 20th century, including critical historical events such as the Katyn massacre and operations of the NKVD.

Her scholarly contributions reveal consistent focus on military history, prisoner-of-war camps, and 20th-21st century Polish politics, with significant attention to locations including Kozielsk, Starobielsk, and Ostaszków. Her research bridges historical analysis with contemporary security studies, creating a unique interdisciplinary approach.

Dr. Fałdowska has successfully promoted one thesis, indicating her role in mentoring the next generation of security studies scholars. She maintains an active scholarly profile with an ORCID identifier (0000-0003-1753-1556) and participates in research teams focusing on theoretical and utilitarian aspects of contemporary information security.