DOJ’s Role in Countering Nation State Cyber Threats
summary
Overview of how the U.S. Department of Justice — specifically the National Security Division — is adapting federal law enforcement tools to disrupt nation-state cyber actors, including operations aimed at stopping threats before major intrusions. Covers DOJ work on ransomware, the role of cryptocurrency in state-sponsored cyber activity, and how DOJ balances intelligence collection with law enforcement cyber operations.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:40Matthew Olson Is the Assistant Attorney General for National Security
- 3:19Domestic Terrorism
- 15:31Transnational Repression Activities
- 17:12Enforcing Sanctions on Russia
- 18:53North Korea and Iran
- 19:13Iran and North Korea
- 19:41Iran
- 23:00Investigate and Prosecute People Who Break Our Criminal Laws
- 24:49The Lessons That You Brought from Your Private Sector Experience into this Role
- 39:08Countries That Are Emerging as Threats
- 43:28Matt Olson Is the Assistant Attorney General for National Security
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