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Cybersecurity, Trade Wars and Talent Mobility.
The report examines the effects of cybersecurity threats, trade wars, and talent mobility on ASEAN’s public sector workforce planning and policy guidance. It analyzes the current digital economy landscape, geopolitical trade dynamics, and workforce trends in the digital sector. It also offers insights into strategic human capital development initiatives and ASEAN's regional cooperation frameworks, especially focusing on cybersecurity talent shortages and governance. The report concludes with best practices and recommendations for policymakers aiming to secure ASEAN’s digital future.
ASEAN Digital EconomyASEAN EmploymentCybersecurityPolicy GuidanceTalent MobilityTech Talent MobilityTrade Wars
Vivek G, Ghost Research
2025-12-01
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Perspective.
PurposeThe report aims to provide strategic guidance on workforce planning and policy formulation in the context of ASEAN's digital economy, with a focus on cybersecurity and trade dynamics.
AudienceThis report is intended for policymakers, government officials, corporate leaders, and educational institutions involved in ASEAN's workforce and digital economy development.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsFocuses on the public sector, digital economy, and cybersecurity job functions.
Geographic AreasCovers the ASEAN region, including countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore.
Special EmphasisEmphasis on digital economy integration, cybersecurity, and talent mobility policy.
Report Layout.
Introduction to ASEAN’s Digital Economy and Governance
- Overview of ASEAN’s digital economy integration
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Insights.
ASEAN's digital economy is valued at $300 billion, projected to reach $2 trillion by 2030 with full DEFA implementation.Cybersecurity incidents cost ASEAN an average of $3.23 million per breach, stressing the need for better workforce and infrastructure.Talent shortages persist, with a gap of approximately 2.6 million cybersecurity professionals in the Asia-Pacific region.ASEAN countries must develop robust AI governance frameworks to manage emerging cyber threats.Collaboration among member states could lead to harmonized standards and improved regional cybersecurity resilience.Key Questions Answered.
