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US cyber-policy has faced a significant set of challenges in the last two years. How the country responds to the growing threats will shape its diplomatic, military and economic power. With the stakes this high, is the US getting it right? Join a panel of experts who have worked within the DoD, NIST and White House on these issues to discuss where policy is headed and its success rate.
Learning Objectives:
1: Understand the efficacy of currently policy efforts.
2: Experience the conflicts of interest when policy is discussed.
3: Learn the factors that have led to the current state of play.
Pre-Requisites:
Basic understanding of US policy in cyberspace. Knowing the main institutions involved and their responsibilities will make following the conversation easier.
Participants
Ari Schwartz
Managing Director, Venable
Christopher Painter
Coordinator for Cyber Issues, State Department
Kiersten Todt
President and Managing Partner, Liberty Group Ventures, Managing Director, The Cyber Readiness Institute
Mieke Eoyang
Vice President for the National Security Program, Third Way
Sam Curry
Chief Security Officer, Cybereason
threat management law government regulations ethics cyber warfare & cyber weapons
Subtopic
threat management
law
government regulations
ethics
cyber warfare & cyber weapons
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