Keynote: Fireside Chat with U.S. National Cyber Director Chris Inglis
summary
Argues for a concrete “new social contract” that reallocates responsibilities across government, industry and individuals, and describes a working model at CISA called the joint cyber defense collaborative that pools private and public experts to discover tactical warnings together. Cites concrete wins: Microsoft diagnosing a Ukrainian wiper and pushing mitigations across 400 million endpoints in hours, cheap disk enabling full packet capture and signatures uploaded to VirusTotal, and the claim that 85% of failures trace to human or design errors.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:03Role of civil society
- 6:43Social Contract
- 8:41Responsibility
- 10:02Selfregulation
- 11:53Dual Use
- 16:04Strategic Intelligence
- 18:10Common Defense
- 19:23Sanctions
- 21:16Individual actors
- 23:02Publicprivate partnership
- 24:24App diplomacy
- 27:54Necessity and proportionality
- 29:31Superempowered companies
- 33:03Open source intelligence
- 35:41Government vs civil society
- 37:25Citizen Lab
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