Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Risk and Leadership: Why People Must Stay Informed
Artificial Intelligence is accelerating innovation across societies and organisations — but it is also reshaping the cyber risk landscape. In my article for Epikaira, I explore why cybersecurity can no longer be viewed purely as a technical challenge. Increasingly, the most critical vulnerabilities lie not in
Continue ReadingSingapore Restricts Smartphones in Secondary Schools
Delighted to see these new guidelines about restricting smart phones and smart watches use in secondary schools in Singapore. This is a positive step to reduce the amount of tech that our young people interact with on a daily basis. My thoughts: ✅The revised guidelines are
Continue ReadingSingapore Battles Against Deepfakes
Singapore Battles Against Deepfakes, Consent, and Digital Harms in the AI Age (16 Dec 2024): Globally, deepfakes, powered by artificial intelligence (#ai), continue to be a big safety and security problem for individuals, organisations, and societies. In our recent commentary, Gulizar Haciyakupoglu, PhD and I discuss
Continue ReadingISC2’s Cybersecurity Workforce Study 2023
What does a cozy group of #women in #cyber talk about when we finally meet? Neha Malhotra Zi Xuan Low Sneha Sridhar Allies, opportunities, trials & tribulations, workplace culture, burnout, and an overarching passion for #cybersecurity. Community, equal opportunity, and support is key to elevating the
Continue ReadingRe-examining the Relationship Between Civil Society and the Internet: Pessimistic Visions in India’s ‘IT City’
The increasing frequency and proficiency of Internet use by civil society groups is touted by its proponents as proof of the Internet’s democratic credentials. Studies that highlight the Internet-civil society relationship assume: firstly, that intertwining of online and offline activity furthers democratic goals and secondly, the
Continue ReadingRepertoires of collective action in an “IT City”: Urban civil society negotiations of offline and online spaces in Bangalore
Originally Published In: Rao, A. & Dutta, M.J. (2016). Repertoires of collective action in an “IT City”: Urban civil society negotiations of offline and online spaces in Bangalore. Communication Monographs, DOI This paper examines the ways in which two Internet-based civil society groups, Hasiru Usiru and
Continue Reading“Sister‐Groups” and Online‐Offline Linkages in Networked Collective Action: A Case Study of the Right to Information Movement in India
In this paper, the rise of hyperlinked activist communities, and their role in organizing, coordinating and supporting offline (physical) activism, is discussed as a new form of information and communication technology (ICT)‐enabled collective action. The role of networked civil society in India is examined in the
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