Marisol de la Peña
Professor
- WMD Threats, Prevention and Response
Bio
She holds a bachelor’s degree in risk management from the University Institute of the Argentine Federal Police (IUPFA), with specialized international training and professional experience in international security, police cooperation, and interagency response to biological and CBRN threats.
Her professional work focuses on coordination across law-enforcement and public-sector institutions in complex security environments, particularly where biological risks and emergency response require integrated action.
A graduate and current faculty member of the NPSGLOBAL International Program, she contributes practical expertise in interagency cooperation, biosecurity, and the operational role of law enforcement. In 2024, she chaired a session at the Global Biosecurity Conference in Lyon, France. In 2025, she participated as a speaker at the Chemical Security Congress. She currently serves as a focal point for INTERPOL’s Bioterrorism Prevention Unit within the International Affairs Division of the Argentine Federal Police.