The White House’s National Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan, released July 13, is a bold step toward building trust in today’s software-defined and AI-driven world. Americans deserve the full benefits and potential of a secure digital future. The key to realizing this potential is public policy with concrete implementation, like the Biden administration action, to address vulnerabilities in our nation’s infrastructure.
We live in a world that depends on software and artificial intelligence for virtually every aspect of our lives, a trend will which only continue at a hockey stick growth curve. While these technologies have increased productivity and prosperity, many question whether they also have ushered in systemic vulnerabilities to our digitally defined lives.
Understanding and Mitigating Cybersecurity Threats
According to the World Economic Forum’s Global Risk Report 2023, the threat of widespread cybercrime and vulnerabilities in our digital ecosystem are among the most severe risks facing our businesses, governments, and people. And world leaders at last week’s NATO Summit warned that the malicious use of emerging and disruptive technologies in…
