Dr. Rosalili Wan Rosli
Biography
Dr. Wan Rosalili Wan Rosli is an
Assistant Professor at the University of Bradford, United Kingdom. Prior to
joining University of Bradford, Lili was a senior lecturer at the Faculty of Law,
University Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia, where she spends more than 11 years
teaching various undergraduate and postgraduate modules such as Cyber Law,
Legal Research Methodology and Torts where she is also the module leader who
actively revamps the modules to align it with accreditation requirements. She
also served as the Industrial Training Coordinator and facilitated the digitisation
process of the industrial training programme. She was also the Ranking
Coordinator of the School of Law.
She completed her LL.B (Hons.)
and received the Young Lecturers Scheme Scholarship for her LLM where she
graduated at the top of her class. She joined UiTM in August 2011 and was
offered the Staff Scholarship in 2015 and completed her Ph.D. in less than 3
years and received the Graduate on Time (GOT) Award. Over time, she has secured
more than 12 internal and external grants whose subject area ranges from money
laundering to cybercrime, artificial intelligence, prevention/countering of
violent extremism-related laws, and cybersecurity issues. Lili is an avid
researcher with over 35 papers published in indexed journals and has published
her article, Cloaked by Cyber Space: A Legal Response to the Risks of
Cyber Stalking in Malaysia in the International Journal of Cyber
Criminology which ranks as a Scopus Q1 journal. Furthermore, apart from writing
in journals, she also actively writes in e-newspapers and online magazines.
Her work on intimate partner
violence and new technologies have reached audiences worldwide where she is
often invited to speak and share her knowledge within the local and
international arena. She has presented her papers nationally and
internationally, such as in Korea, New Zealand, India, Paris, Lithuania,
Amsterdam, Russia, Malaysia, Nigeria and Indonesia. She has also won the “Best
Paper Award” for her article Managing Cyber Harassment at Work in 2016.
Some notable achievement is when she is invited to share her experience
in law and technology as a keynote speaker at the International Postgraduate
Conference at Gadjah Mada University, Yogjakarta, Indonesia, and speak about
intimate partner violence at the International Law Symposium at the University
of New England, Sydney Australia. One of the highest recognition she received
is when she is invited to be the subject matter expert in formulating a new
anti-stalking law for Malaysia which was recently passed in May 2024. She has
been invited to review papers due to her expertise in cyber law and emerging
technologies for reputable journals and international conferences. Apart from
that, she has worked together with YAKSHA in Malaysia which aims in enhancing
cybersecurity awareness and tailor-made cybersecurity solutions for each
nation.
Dr. Wan Rosalili is also actively
engaged with non-profit organisations and government bodies in giving awareness
to the public about the importance of cybersecurity and protection online. She
has experience engaging participants from various backgrounds. Furthermore, she
is very active in innovation competitions. Realising her ambition to give her
research a voice and give back to society, she developed an application named
“MyStalk Alert” which aims in supporting the victims of harassment and stalking
by facilitating them in keeping a trail of evidence which is imperative for
investigation and prosecution. The App also gives mental health support and
useful links that help victims to keep a diary of all incidences. The MyStalk
Alert won 1 gold medal and 1 silver medal in an international innovation
competition. Her team also won the best poster award for the application. Dr.
Wan Rosalili has also received several recognitions from her former University
where she has won the research and publication award for the year 2020 until
2022. She is also awarded the young academic award from the Law Faculty in
2021.
Research
Cybercrime, Technology Governance, Data Protection, Artificial Intelligence, Emerging Technologies
Teaching
Cyber Law, Technology Governance, Data Protection, Legal Technology, Torts, Cyber security