My focus in emerging cyber law originates from a deep interest in privacy, security, and national security, benefiting from my global exposure, having worked at law firms in Singapore, the UK, and the US, where I gained experience in cyber incident response, litigation, contracts, and document review. Alongside this, I have investigated and assessed regional privacy frameworks to support both internal programs and to help others, with my published works. Between these experiences, I achieved a First Class LL.B. at Queen Mary University of London and was later awarded a Merit Scholarship to attend Georgetown University’s National Security Law LL.M. As part of these programs, I deepened my knowledge of both private and public-sector perspectives and published several articles on pivotal privacy and national security law issues. One of my proudest moments was offering policy proposals on cyber issues to the Biden Administration representatives through the Middle East Institute.