She holds a Doctor of Medicine degree and pursued postgraduate studies at Harvard University. Her research in the digital field and neuropsychology led to the publication of the book Cyberpsychology: Cyber Conflict or Hacked Democracies. She has taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and trained governments, leaders, and intelligence agencies from various countries on cybersecurity topics. She participates in the Parliamentary Intelligence and Security Forum in Washington, DC, and is recognized as a thought leader on news programs in the United States and Latin America. She has written for outlets such as MIT Policy Review, The Crisis Response Journal, and Forbes.