[This post by CTOVision contributor Sean Lawson was also published at Forbes.com.] Experts who theorize about cyber conflict talk about the ability to “project” power in and through cyberspace. They also warn of the danger from the “insider threat,” a trusted individual with ...
On Wednesday, May 16, I had the pleasure of attending the Atlantic Council’s ”Lessons from Our Cyber Past: The First Cyber Cops” discussion moderated by Jason Healey, the director of the Cyber Statecraft Initiative and featuring Steven R. Chabinsky, Assistant Deputy Director of Natio...
Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 16, 2012, the Atlantic Council will host a discussion with pioneers in cyber law enforcement and crime prevention moderated by Jay Healey. ”Lessons from Our Cyber Past: The First Cyber Cops” should offer some fascinating insight and I’ll be in attendance, so...
In the federal government, the Defense Department is responsible for its own computer network security, and the Department of Homeland Security is charged with protecting just about everything else in U.S. controlled cyberspace. But in the event of a wide-scale cyber-attack in the United States, don...