Bronte Munro is an analyst at ASPI's Washington DC office. 

Bronte has a master's degree in Cyber Security Analysis (Excellence) from Macquarie University and a bachelor's degree in International and Global Studies from the University of Sydney. Bronte has also been awarded a Certificate IV in Leadership and Management through practical leadership and business development experience in Cambodia and Timor Leste. 

Before joining ASPI, Bronte was a Research Officer with Thales Australia and New Zealand, focusing on security convergence practices. Bronte was also the Cyber and Technology Fellow with Young Australians in International Affairs in 2021. In 2020, she was awarded the US Consul General Policy Report Award for analysis on the impact of COVID-19 on US cyber policy produced through her studies at the United States Studies Center with The University of Sydney. 

Her research interests include the impact of emerging technologies for national security, public-private sector relations, as well as cyber security particularly in relation to critical national infrastructure.