Dr. Fitriani is a senior analyst at Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI)'s Cyber, Technology and Security. Her research focuses on hybrid threats in the indo Pacific, as well as foreign policy and non-traditional security issues.

She is a political scientist by training, specialising in International Relations, defence and security in Southeast Asia. With her expertise in cybersecurity and women, peace and security, she has contributed to research project with UN Women, Oxfam, Peace Research Institute Oslo, Google and ASEAN Institute for Peace and Reconciliation. She served as a roster expert of cyber diplomacy for the UN Office for Disarmarment Affairs and co-chaired the Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific (CSCAP) Study Group on Women, Peace and Security.

She is a consultant for the Centre for Strategic and International Studies and part of Pacific Forum Young Leaders’ program. Fitriani past work affiliations include S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological Univerity, Dortmund University and University of Indonesia.

Fitriani holds a PhD in Security and Defence Studies from Cranfield University, United Kingdom.