John Ellis, Co-Founder and Principal Consultant at Andgiet Security

Co-Founder and Principal Consultant at Andgiet Security

With over twenty-three years of international experience, John has architected, deployed and operated a variety of cyber security projects that span the entire solution lifecycle. This experience has given John with an in-depth understanding of the complex issues where cyber security, strategy, risk and business interact. John was awarded the Master of Cyber Security, Strategy and Diplomacy with excellence by the University of New South Wales at the Australian Defence Force Academy (UNSW Canberra). In 2017, John co-founded Andgiet Security, a boutique cyber security consulting firm based in Singapore serving the Asia Pacific region.

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Data Privacy Insights

China’s Social Credit System – An Episode out of Black Mirror?

December 22, 2017

China's Social Credit System is scores the reputation of citizens and businesses operating within its sovereign border, using data collected from social media, financial institutions and government records. The purpose is to increase trust, transparency and confidence in the domestic marketplace but at what cost? Read More

China’s Social Credit System – An Episode out of Black Mirror?

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