Bruria Feldman is a JSD candidate at Stanford Law School, advised by Julian Nyarko. Her research examines the role of technology and cybersecurity firms in AI governance and international cyber conflict. Her work combines legal analysis with empirical and computational methods to study firms as strategic actors in international cyber conflict, focusing on their motivations and decision-making when responding to nation-state-led cyberattacks. She holds an LL.B. and LL.M. (summa cum laude) from Tel Aviv University and completed Stanford’s JSM/SPILS program with distinction. Before entering legal academia, she served for more than six years as an intelligence officer, including as a cyber and network analyst, course commander, and later as Ethics Lead for cyber operations. Outside of research, she enjoys long runs, playing netball, and baking gluten-free cookies.