A man delivers a computer payload while working on a laptop on January 22, 2019 in Lille, during the 11th International Cybersecurity Forum. Photo: AFP A man delivers a computer payload while working on a laptop on January 22, 2019 in Lille, during the 11th International Cybersecurity Forum. Photo: AFP
A man delivers a computer payload while working on a laptop on January 22, 2019 in Lille, during the 11th International Cybersecurity Forum. Photo: AFP
Mamello Thinyane
Opinion

Opinion

Mamello Thinyane and Debora Irene Christine

Cyber resilience in the time of Covid-19 and beyond

  • Cyber resilience is a whole-of-society agenda that goes beyond just protecting critical information infrastructure
  • Resources and avenues for individuals and civil society organisations to perform the duty of active cyber resilience agents are limited

Mamello ThinyaneDebora Irene Christine
Mamello Thinyane and Debora Irene Christine

Updated: 11:45am, 12 May, 2020

Why you can trust SCMP
A man delivers a computer payload while working on a laptop on January 22, 2019 in Lille, during the 11th International Cybersecurity Forum. Photo: AFP A man delivers a computer payload while working on a laptop on January 22, 2019 in Lille, during the 11th International Cybersecurity Forum. Photo: AFP
A man delivers a computer payload while working on a laptop on January 22, 2019 in Lille, during the 11th International Cybersecurity Forum. Photo: AFP
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Mamello Thinyane

Mamello Thinyane

Mamello Thinyane is a principal research fellow at the United Nations University - Institute in Macau. He leads research on data and sustainable development and on smart citizen cyber resilience.

Debora Irene Christine

Debora Irene Christine

Debora is a research assistant at the United Nations University - Institute in Macau. Her primary interests are on the nexus of development, media, ICTs, inequality and social exclusion, and the construction of knowledge.