Cutting Through: Getting Real Answers on Supply Chain Security Policy
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A Washington, D.C. policy panel examines U.S. ICT supply-chain security, addressing industrial strategy choices, alliance coordination challenges, and concerns about increasing militarization of policy responses. Participants include policy experts from R Street, ITIF, FDD, and Harvard’s Belfer Center and the session focuses on government and allied approaches to securing technology supply chains.
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