Bringing Cyber Policy in Line with the New Economic and Technical Realities
summary
Compares assumptions held by cyber policy makers with realities facing high-tech businesses and contrasts policy-driven technology funding priorities with what is technically feasible. Argues that narrowing these two gaps could enable more practical, non-ideological government actions on cyber policy.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:00Spearfishing
- 4:00The 5 stages of a successful cyber attack
- 6:29Competitively important business information
- 8:06Cyber security
- 9:32Global IT
- 10:31Cybersecurity Markets
- 12:29Cyber Security Ratings
- 14:21Policy Makers
- 18:04Cybersecurity
- 19:07Conclusion
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