How Do You Rebuild Systems That Can't Go Offline? with Peraton's Tom Afferton
Tom Afferton [00:00:00]: If you're introducing security controls or a maintenance activity or modernization that interrupts that operation, then you're no better off than if there was a cyber interruption. Frank Cilluffo [00:00:16]: Welcome to Cyber Focus from the McCrary Institute, where we explor…
AI, Risk, and the Future of the Federal Workforce with OPM Director Scott Kupor
The federal government is competing for technology and cybersecurity talent at the same time AI is beginning to reshape how that workforce operates. OPM Director Scott Kupor argues that meeting both challenges requires more than new tools or recruiting campaigns: government needs a personnel system…
Private Sector Cyber Offense: What the New White House Memo Does—and Doesn't Do with Mike McLaughlin
A new White House memorandum aims to bring the private sector more directly into cyber operations against transnational criminal organizations. But turning that policy goal into practice raises immediate questions about legal authority, liability, deconfliction and the risks companies could assume …
Boarding the Dark Fleet: Coast Guard Cyber and Maritime Security with RADM Jason Tama
The maritime world is more connected than ever, creating new efficiencies—and new ways for cyber incidents to move quickly from shore-based networks to ships operating around the globe. Rear Admiral Jason Tama, Commander of U.S. Coast Guard Cyber Command, joins Frank Cilluffo to explain how the Coa…
CI Fortify: Isolation, Recovery and a Minimum Viable America with CISA's Matt Rogers
If communications fail and operational technology is damaged during a cyber attack, critical infrastructure operators may have to keep essential services running without internet access, outside assistance or readily available replacement hardware.
Matt Rogers of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructu…
Can the Private Sector Go on Cyber Offense? with Armadin's Stacy O'Mara
The federal government wants private companies to play a more active role in cyber operations. A new White House memo would allow vetted firms to support government action against transnational criminal groups. The plan marks a shift from sharing threat data to disrupting threats together. But key …
Who's in Control of the AI Race? with Bill Evanina and Matt Hayden
Can the United States compete with China in AI while managing the risks the technology creates? Host Frank Cilluffo welcomes McCrary Institute senior fellows Bill Evanina and Matt Hayden for a discussion of the difficult choices behind that question. Evanina, who previously led U.S. counterintellig…
CISA, AI, and the Future of the Federal Workforce with Rep. James Walkinshaw
As AI expands the capabilities of cyber adversaries, does the federal government have the workforce and tools to keep pace? Rep. James Walkinshaw of Virginia joins Frank Cilluffo to discuss cuts at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), their implications for critical infrastr…
Pushing Cyber Planning Beyond Prevention with Stephanie Crowe and Nick Andersen
Keeping power, water, and other essential services running requires planning for what happens when cyber defenses fail. On this episode of Cyber Focus, Frank Cilluffo speaks with Stephanie Crowe, head of the Australian Cyber Security Centre, and Nick Andersen, acting director of the Cybersecurity a…
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