Dialogue with International Cyber Fellows: Navigating Critical Dependencies in the Digital Age

23 October 2025 (Thursday)
Time: 3.30pm to 5.00pm (GMT +8)
Venue: SICW F, Level 3

This alumnus gathering aims to bring together alumnus from the Tallinn Cyber Diplomacy Summer School and United Nations-Singapore Cyber Fellowship for a substantial and interactive exchange of ideas. Leveraging the diverse experiences of its members, the event will feature scenario-based discussions designed to foster dialogue on current challenges and strategies related to the implementation of international cyber stability frameworks.

The scenario-based discussion centres around Navigating Critical Dependencies in the Digital age. In an era of increasing digital interconnectivity, organisations face heightened risk from critical dependencies, either related to supply chains, third-party vendors, critical infrastructure, and cross-border dependencies. A breach in any part of this web can have cascading effects. This alumnus event brings together cyber experts, diplomats and cybersecurity practitioners to explore a high-stakes, real-world inspired cyber incident through an interactive scenario.

Speakers
H.E. Mr Veikko Kala	Ambassador of the Republic of Estonia to Singapore Embassy of Estonia in Singapore Estonia
Mr Artis Bertulis	Ambassador-designate European Union Delegation to Singapore European Union
Ms Helen Popp	Ambassador-at-Large for Cyber Diplomacy Ministry of Foreign Affairs Estonia
Mr Dan Yock Hau	Assistant Chief Executive, National Cyber Resilience Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) Singapore
Dr Camino Kavanagh	Visiting Senior Fellow, Department of War Studies King’s College London United Kingdom
Mr Ang Leong Boon	Programme Co-Director (UNSCF) and Head of IT Security National University of Singapore (NUS) Singapore

All information is accurate at time of publication and may be subject to changes.