APPAM Student Brown Bag Session: "Stopping Cyber Threats: Security & Deterrence in Cyberspace" 

The importance of cybersecurity has reached new levels as the world becomes more connected. Cyber threats, security, and deterrence are now at the forefront and the landscape of policy must adapt to new realities.

Please join us for a deep dive into the latest research and trends surrounding cybersecurity relevant to policy students. Professionals across government, industry, and academia will be on hand to connect with students and address the core strategies and practices of cyber defense and security and what policy makers can do to effectively address emerging national security issues.

Current speakers for the event include:

• Theodore Johnson, Defense and National Security Research Manager, Deloitte
• Pete Patacsil, PhD Candidate, Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University (moderator)
• Christine Pommerening, Managing Partner, Novaturient LLC / Adjunct Professor, George Mason University
• Antonio Scurlock, Senior Cybersecurity Strategist, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
• Major General Burke E. Wilson, U.S. Air Force, Deputy Principal Cyber Advisor, Office of the Secretary of Defense

This student brown bag will feature an hour-long panel session and will conclude with a networking reception where complimentary hors d'oeuvres and cocktails will be served.

To attend this relevant and engaging event, attendees must pre-register using the link below.

For questions about the event, please contact Meghan Grenda.