Cybersecurity in the New Administration: Looking Beyond the First 100 Days
Sponsored by the University of California Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity and the Bipartisan Policy Center.
After recent headlines on government and corporate data breaches and an election cycle filled with unprecedented cybersecurity concerns, from hacked email accounts to threats of vote tampering, the American public’s awareness of cyber threats has never been higher. But can that attention be mobilized now to make progress in updating the nation’s cyber strategy? With the many challenges facing the new administration, a unique opportunity presents itself to both act quickly and decisively while also providing innovative ideas that could build an effective plan to prevent, respond to, and recover from increasingly prevalent cyber risks and vulnerabilities.
Featuring:
Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX)
Betsy Cooper
Executive Director, UC Berkeley Center for Long Term Cybersecurity
Jamie Gorelick
Former Deputy Attorney General
Partner, WilmerHale
Steven Weber
Faculty Director, UC Berkeley Center for Long Term Cybersecurity
Moderated by:
Erin Kelly
Congressional Reporter, USA Today