Amira Dhalla has spent decades in technology working on issues related to digital rights, privacy, security, and equity with global organizations and communities. As the Director of Cyber Civil Defense at Aspen Digital, Dhalla leads a national public service cybersecurity campaign encouraging consumers to take more action to protect their security online which leverages their many years of experience as a security researcher, educator, and communicator. Currently also a Justice Fellow at UCLA’s Center on Resilience & Digital Justice, Dhalla works with educators and activists to design participatory resources to make technology more inclusive, open, and safe while also advocating with communities to create a secure digital movement.