Alexander Ntoko is the Head of ITU Corporate Strategy Division (CSD) and ITU Focal Point for WSIS Action Line C.5 (Security and Confidence). His responsibilities include ensuring organization-wide consensus and support for the development, implementation and evaluation of the ITU Strategic Plan.

He assists and advises ITU Secretary-General in policies and strategies and is responsible for the coordination of inter-sectoral activities in many areas including Internet and cybersecurity.

His activities in the Internet began in the late 1980s in the United States where he obtained Bachelors and Master of Science degrees in Computer Sciences from the State University of New York in 1985 and 1987 respectively with specialization in data communication networks and operating systems.

From the early 1990s, he played key role in the introduction of Internet and Cybersecurity to ITU. Since 1998, he has managed the implementation of projects on Internet, ICT applications (e.g., e-health, e-government, e-agriculture, e-education, e-payment and e-business) and cyber security including the use of advanced security technologies (biometric authentication and Public Key Infrastructure) in developing countries from all regions of the world. He has organized and spoken at many international events, written papers on technology strategies for Internet, ICTs and cybersecurity and has assisted many developing countries on technology strategies and policies on ICTs. He has been an official of ITU in Geneva, Switzerland for more than 20 years.