US companies have recently been the target of increased cyberattacks, leading to more dire and deeper impacts on our country’s infrastructure and businesses. Cybercrime experts believe these attacks will continue to increase and will be far more crippling than what we have experienced so far, creating a new normal that poses a significant threat to our national security.
In light of these attacks, Federal stakeholders have renewed the debate of who should be held accountable when private companies operate and manage infrastructure critical to the seamless operations that support Federal, State, and local society. The shared use of these systems has created confusion with regards to who is in charge when such attacks occur.
The Tortora Brayda Institute (TBI) & the Association of US Cybersecurity Forces (AUSCF) are excited to host a webinar to discuss these questions relating to threats to our critical infrastructure. Please join us and our cybersecurity experts as we delve further into this topic.
Moderator:
Guillermo Christensen
Lawyer, Office Managing Partner at Ice Miller, LLP
Former CIA Intelligence officer and Diplomat with the US Department of State
Panelists:
Paul W. Hurley
Chief Executive Officer at Securicon
Former Department of Defense Professional and Industry-recognized expert on cybersecurity
Bridget Choi
Director of Commercial Cyber Incident Response at Booz Allen Hamilton
Lawyer and Cyber Insurance Claims Professional
Bryan Wyatt
CTO & Founder, Constellation Technologies, Inc.
Software and Database Engineer