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Advancing Cyber Podcast – New Episode: Who’s in Charge?
Episode 3: Who’s in Charge? Restoring Cloud Services in a Major Incident or Disaster Natural disasters have been hitting the United States hard in 2024, and programs designed to help ensure telecommunications resiliency have been working well in the background to keep people connected and facilitate response. In this episode of Advancing Cyber, host Cristin
Advancing Cyber Podcast Episode 2 Available on Spotify & Apple
Episode 2: Artificial Intelligence: Critical Infrastructure, or too early to tell? At the heart of the debate on this episode of Advancing Cyber is a fundamental question: Is “artificial intelligence” itself a critical infrastructure? Join host Cristin Flynn Goodwin, legal expert David Simon, policy leader Jason Healey, and technical expert Jesper Johanssen as they talk
Advancing Cyber Podcast Episode 1 Available on Spotify & Apple
Episode 1: Blue Screens and Liability, Cyber and AI Regulation, and Disinformation Fails at the Olympics The CrowdStrike aftermath, the rise of AI regulations that can’t keep pace with technical change, and nation state actors testing and using AI in cyberattacks. In this premiere episode of Advancing Cyber, host Cristin Flynn Goodwin is joined by
White House Resets Direction for CIP
Published on May 28, 2024 via Claroty’s Nexus portal: White House Resets Direction for Critical Infrastructure Protection | Nexus (nexusconnect.io) President Biden recently issued a presidential memorandum that sets a new course for critical infrastructure protection in the United States. The National Security Memorandum on Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience (NSM-22) comes at a time when, as
SEC Tightens “Materiality” Guidance for Cyber Reporting
On May 21, 2024, the SEC criticized the practice of the “non-material” materiality filing, asserting that “it could be confusing for investors if companies disclose either immaterial cybersecurity incidents or incidents for which a materiality determination has not yet been made under Item 1.05.” [1] The SEC is advising companies to discontinue the practice of
SEC’s Proposed AI Rule: A new baseline and a missed opportunity?
SEC’s Proposed AI Rule: Toward a new baseline against “business bias” and fraud, and a potential missed opportunity on cybersecurity Cristin Flynn Goodwin, Founder and Managing Partner, and Pamela Rubio, Legal Intern, and Student, University of Washington School of Law “Fraud is fraud, and bad actors have a new tool, AI, to exploit the public.
