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Cyber ASEAN Conversations Episode 5: Philippines



Featuring: Genalyn Macalinao, Department of Information and Communications Technology, Philippines; Mark Manantan, Pacific Forum



The full Cyber ASEAN report is available at ⁠cyberasean.pacforum.org⁠.

Cyber ASEAN Conversations Episode 4: Malaysia



Featuring: Farlina Said, Institute of Strategic & International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia; Mark Manantan, Pacific Forum



The full Cyber ASEAN report is available at cyberasean.pacforum.org.

Cyber ASEAN Conversations Episode 3: Mapping ASEAN's Cybersecurity Cooperation



Featuring: Mabda Haerunnisa Fajrilla Sidiq, Habibie Center; Mark Manantan, Pacific Forum

Cyber ASEAN Conversations Episode 2: Indonesia


Featuring: Fitriani, Centre for Strategic and Internationals Studies Indonesia; Mark Manantan, Pacific Forum

Cyber ASEAN Conversations Episode 1: Southeast Asia's Cybersecurity and Tech Landscape

Featuring: Mark Manantan, Pacific Forum; Elina Noor, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Koichiro Komiyama, Keio Research Institute at SFC

The Indo-Pacific Current is pleased to present a special conversation series featuring authors from the US-Singapore: Advancing Technological Collaboration and Innovation in Southeast Asia. The special-curated episodes will dive deeper into the key findings of each chapter, offering cross-cutting perspectives. Mark Manantan, Senior Research Fellow and Director of Cybersecurity and Critical Technologies at Pacific Forum expertly guides the conversation through thoughtful and provocative questions.

Read the publication on our website: https://bit.ly/us-singapore-special-report

Episode 3 features Natalie Pang, Senior Lecturer and Deputy Head at the Communications and New Media Department and Principal Investigator at the Centre for Trusted Internet and Community at the National University of Singapore, as she discuss her chapter Sustainable Considerations for Inclusive Digital Futures.

In this chapter, Dr. Pang examines the urgency of addressing the current gaps and vulnerabilities in Southeast Asia’s digital future. Pang notes the need to fast track digital literacy to address burgeoning concerns over privacy and algorithms, as well as the increasing negative effects of electronic waste or e-waste, mainly from large data centers, that carry environmental and health risks for local communities.

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