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Danielle Cave

Danielle Cave is a Senior Analyst at the International Cyber Policy Centre at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. She is also a PhD scholar at ANU’s Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs. She was formerly a Research Associate at the Lowy Institute.

Articles by Danielle Cave (99)

Alex Oliver, Danielle Cave 9 Mar 2020

Australia’s intelligence community needs another independent review

None of the assessments done to date have looked at why women remain under-represented in senior roles.
Alex Oliver, Danielle Cave 9 Jul 2019

Women yet to smash glass ceiling in Australian diplomacy and security

A new Lowy Institute study reveals a few trailblazers doesn’t necessarily reflect progress in fixing a gender imbalance.
Danielle Cave 3 Nov 2017

A true blue Facebook nation anxious about cyberspace

Australians are obsessed with cyberspace but wary of the consequences.
Danielle Cave 30 Jun 2017

Digital Asia links: Hacking no-fly zones, cross-strait Twitter diplomacy, ‘fake news’ and more

This week's links include cross-Strait Twitter diplomacy, cyberspace superiority, social media monitoring, AI and more
Danielle Cave 16 Jun 2017

Cyber influence links: The disinformation business, Chinese digital diplomacy, French activism and more

Disinformation has become big business and a new Wired essay argues the battle over public opinion is now as much in the comment threads as on the front pages.
Danielle Cave 2 Jun 2017

Digital Asia links: Vietnamese hackers, Chinese tech firms in Israel, censorship in Southeast Asia and more

Singapore has released a Pokemon-Go-inspired augmented reality game where users hunt for military vehicles.
Danielle Cave 19 May 2017

Cyber influence links: Identifying Erdogan’s bodyguards, Arctic selfies, attention hacking and more

The Chinese Government took its digital diplomacy to a new level this month in order to promote One Belt One Road.
Danielle Cave 5 May 2017

Digital Asia links: North Korea and virtual reality, fake news in India, big data and more

This week's include China's mission to build its own Wikipedia, Thailand's bid to put a lid on government criticism and more on China's diplomatic stunt in Perth.
Danielle Cave 3 May 2017

China's brazen diplomatic stunt

If the media continues cutting expertise, resources and reporters, then we need to face down a future of getting scooped. On our home turf. By Zimbabwe.