Cyber strategic thinker/operator. Next Peak founder, JPMC CISO, White House/USAF/ICANN vet, seeking a safe & secure cyberspace
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Join us on June 22nd at 9:00 AM (Eastern) to hear from top cybersecurity experts from within the U.S. Federal Government and Private Sector on the evolving threat landscape as it relates to national supply chains.
Register now: bit.ly/owweb21
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The United States must prepare for future cybersecurity challenges, which will require operational collaboration that unites all levels of the government and the private sector. @CyberStatecraft senior fellow @GregRattray_'s new piece to explains. #ACcyber
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Geopolitical shifts, evolving adversary objectives and varying rates of digital development create different cyber risk globally. Next Peak's Geo Cyber Risk Index, launched today, was developed to capture those nuances around the world. Explore here: bit.ly/3n4LJ5k
Tonight, I will moderate a Keio-Columbia Cyber Dialogue event, featuring perspectives on likely changes for Japan-U.S. cyber collaboration for 2021 and beyond by Admiral Dennis Blair, Jun Murai & Ambassador Marc Grossman.
Hope to see you there! Register: bit.ly/3dtrlYi
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In this #RSAC 2021 upcoming panel session, New York Cyber Task Force members will discuss crucial drivers of future cyber threats as well as approaches to better respond to national security level cyber challenges. spr.ly/6017HFLsT @CyAlliancePrez @eborghard @GregRattray_
Greg Rattray retweeted
In this #RSAC 2021 upcoming panel session, New York Cyber Task Force members will discuss crucial drivers of future cyber threats as well as approaches to better respond to national security level cyber challenges. spr.ly/6017HIY6z @CyAlliancePrez @eborghard @GregRattray_
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Check out our most recent podcast episode: "Be Ready to Get Back Up" with guest Greg Rattray, co-founder of Next Peak.
Listen to the full episode here: runsafe.ly/38Mn6o7
Thanks to @adschina and @CFR_org for hosting a great discussion on The New York Cyber Task Force’s report on operational collaboration and US cyber readiness. If you haven't already, read the report here: bit.ly/38ANAZz
This Friday, the New York Cyber Task Force launch our report on Enhancing Readiness for National Cyber Defense through Operational Collaboration, featuring panel with me, @CyAlliancePrez, @eborghard & Saleela Salahuddin.
Hope to see you there! bit.ly/3qN3zei
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🗓️February 26, 12-1:30pm🗓️
Pragmatic Solutions to Operational Collaboration
@ColumbiaSIPA's New York Cyber Task Force will launch their latest report on how operational collaboration can enhance national response to disruptive cyberattacks
Register: columbiauniversity.zoom.us/w…
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Our next major report @ColumbiaSIPA by the New York Cyber Task Force!
Kicking off with former DNI Admiral Blair, then panel featuring @GregRattray_ @eborghard @CyAlliancePrez
🗓️February 26, 12-1:30pm🗓️
Pragmatic Solutions to Operational Collaboration
@ColumbiaSIPA's New York Cyber Task Force will launch their latest report on how operational collaboration can enhance national response to disruptive cyberattacks
Register: columbiauniversity.zoom.us/w…
Governments and industry must cooperate better to build cyber resilience in the global financial system. This new important report by @mauertim @CarnegieCyber & @wef shows how it can be done. carnegieendowment.org/p-8310…
This weekend I'm joining @CyberStatecraft @SIPA_DCG @ColumbiaSIPA for the #Cyber912 student challenge. The challenge is based on a scenario from the NY Cyber Task Force – it's a great way for future policy makers to get a taste for analysis. I look forward to hearing their ideas.
This year's NYC #Cyber912 scenario derived itself from the work done by the @ColumbiaSIPA convened New York Cyber Task Force, led by @GregRattray_. We’re looking forward to teams' responses to this complex scenario!
Thanks Rich @taosecurity – we really need to capture the history like you say, important to know where we’ve been as we move forward.
Security, like any other field, has HISTORY, which means there are beginnings, and stories, and discoveries, and innovators, and leaders, and first steps, and pioneers. I'm so pleased to see people like @GregRattray_ feel comfortable enough after all these years to say something.
(1/2) Back in 2007, I coined the term “Advanced Persistent Threat” to characterize emerging adversaries that we needed to work with the defense industrial base to deal with. Discussed this on @thecyberwire – thank you @bittner – check out the episode here: bit.ly/34DnzpGd
(2/2) Since then both the APT term and the nature of our adversaries have evolved. What hasn’t changed is that in cyberspace, advanced attackers will persistently go after targets with assets they want, no matter the strength of defenses. More thoughts: bit.ly/3hkRubn
Last week I spoke with Peter Marta for the @P20payments Conference about public-private operational collaboration to secure the financial sector from systemic cyber attacks. Watch the full interview here: bit.ly/2SJm43z
Thanks to @farber and the @KeioCCRC for including me on a great panel on building cyber norms. Enjoyed speaking with my fellow panelists on building confidence and capacity to deter bad actions in cyberspace. If you missed the panel, catch it here.
'Building Cyber Norms' at the 10th International Cybersecurity Symposium w/ @farber Kazuo Noguchi @KeioCCRC Barbara Grewe @MITREcorp Ken Katayama @Microsoft @GregRattray_ @drjwalk pscp.tv/w/ckr1ozF4ZUtXWHdlWE…
My number one piece of advice would to ensure you use the dual or multi factor authentication for these applications to make malicious access much harder
#MMCChat
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