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CLTC is grateful to each of these fantastic speakers for joining us at the Summit and bringing their expertise to this important conversation. #CyberCivilDefense
Check out the latest blog post from our friends at @IST_org spotlighting a #CyberCivilDefense Summit panel, "Without Washington: Rethinking Shared Responsibility for Regional Cyber Resilience.”
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🤝 David Batz (@DavBatz), Managing Director of Cyber & Infrastructure Security at @Edison_Electric Institute, highlighted the importance of building mutual assistance programs.
💡Officer Ahern emphasized that cybersecurity funding and regulation must go hand-in-hand.
States can’t cut their way to resilience, and they can’t protect what they don’t invest in.
At the #CyberCivilDefense Summit, @politico's Maggie Miller sat down with New York’s Chief Cyber Officer, Colin Ahern, to discuss the State’s “whole-of-state” approach to cybersecurity.
🗽⬇️Officer Ahern pinpointed several key cybersecurity trends in New York:
➕Adding $100M to the state budget for remediating legacy systems and ensuring security basics like MFA are in place
🤝Offering shared cybersecurity services to counties and municipalities through New York’s Joint Security Operations Center (JSOC)
@CLTCBerkeley recently published a white paper titled, The Roadmap to Community Cyber Defense.
The paper is based on findings from the first year of operations of the Cyber Resilience Corps and proposes a “co-responsibility model” for cybersecurity.
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New Report: “The Roadmap to Community Cyber Defense"; AISI Seeking Graduate Student Researcher; CLTC Debuts "10 Years of Securing the Future" Video - https://t.co/lrnY03q3qc
⬆️Given these unique conditions, she argued island territories require special consideration in federal #cybersecurity funding formulas and cybersecurity requirements.
She warned that a ‘one size fits all’ approach often leaves smaller, underserved communities behind.
Congresswoman @StaceyPlaskett, representative of the U.S. Virgin Islands, opened the #CyberCivilDefense Summit with remarks on the need to ensure U.S. #territories are not left behind in efforts to harden the nation’s critical infrastructure against cyber threats.
Island territories typically:
⚙️Rely heavily on interconnected systems for all essential services, creating single points of failure that can cascade across the entire infrastructure ecosystem.
🛜Have insufficient internet infrastructure, making them vulnerable to cyberattacks.