Exclusive Interview Opportunity:

Cybersecurity strategist who has worked with U.S. federal agencies reveals how ASEAN's "weeks, months and oftens years of preview windows" could revolutionize global cyber defense.

Why This Matters to ASEAN:

ASEAN teams already serve as the world’s most advanced early warning system, detecting nation-state threats sometimes years before the West. Both Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon were first identified in Southeast Asian networks long before they struck U.S. critical infrastructure. The digital fingerprints were present across multiple ASEAN members, but due to limited intelligence sharing, these pieces of the larger puzzle were never connected until it was too late.

Key Findings:

20 years of evidence shows the PRC has treated Southeast Asia as an expendable testing ground before unleashing cyberattacks on high-value Western targets.

Case study: Volt Typhoon was detected inside ASEAN member infrastructure well before its deployment against U.S. critical infrastructure.

Why ASEAN–U.S. matters: Timely intelligence sharing could prevent the next major attack and turn early warnings into global resilience.

Professional Background:

Collaborated with White House Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) • U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) • Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) (lead-author, AI Sector Risk Assessment) • International CISO Communications Council (ICCC) Advisor • Member of the Communications Sector Coordinating Council (CSCC) (critical infrastructure resilience & cross-sector coordination)

Made Public Summer of 2025:

Full 50+-page research investigation "From Vietnam to Volt Typhoon" will be privately circulated to select stakeholders and media partners pre-July 2025.
Now Live and Open to the Public.

Schedule Interview:

CBraccia@Protonmail.com