We got together a great panel of experts to talk all things cybersecurity, with a little bit of ClintonEmail.com and comedy troupes mixed in.
Listen here to Jason Healey of the Atlantic Council, Shane Harris of The Daily Beast, and John Amble and Mark Stout, both of War on the Rocks, as they talk about cyber over drinks.
(And yes, only Jason had a Sazerac, but alliteration won out over absolute accuracy. We trust you’ll forgive us.)
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Heard threads in this discussion about long-term ideas on developing a U.S. Cyber Force. Eventual establishment of USAF was the model. One argument I haven’t heard to date however is using the Merchant Marine as a model. This model would develop a combined active duty/reserve force capacity positioned to 1) proactively integrate drilling reservists in industry, 2) have this industry savvy/networked reserve cadre available for active duty recall in time of conflict, and 3) normalize cyber training at the undergrad level for matriculation into all services.
I bet DOT would even consider divesting itself of USMMA to transition that school for such purpose. More here if you are interested: http://bit.ly/1MgkgIj