Cybersecurity and the Broad Geopolitical Risk of Digital Life

Explore a comprehensive panel discussion on cybersecurity and its far-reaching implications for modern society. Delve into the complex landscape of online threats from nation-states, terrorists, and organized crime, as well as the proliferation of conspiracy theories and disinformation on social media platforms. Gain insights from expert speakers as they examine critical issues such as information control, digital society, and the challenges of resetting the internet. Discover the intricate connections between cybersecurity and various aspects of daily life, including voting systems, transportation, and healthcare data storage. Analyze real-world cases, international terrorism, and the concept of "crowdsourced terrorism." Investigate the weaponization of information, privacy regulations, and the balance between privacy and manipulation. Learn about potential solutions, new executive orders, and frameworks for addressing cybersecurity concerns. Compare approaches between the United States and China in tackling these pressing issues.

Introduction
The National Security Division
A real case
The aftermath
Every day
International terrorism cases
Crowdsource terrorism
Junaid Hussain
The blended threat
Complexity of the problem
The first case
The Wild West
North Korea
Weaponizing information
Panelists
The Disinformation Problem
Three Different Issues
Narrative Laundering
Privacy Regulation
Privacy vs Manipulation
Three Waves
Parallels
Solutions
Privacy
Computational Propaganda
Information Sharing
Regulation
Frameworks
How are you fixing this
New Executive Order
The Spectre
Critical
Cybersecurity Summit
Data Sharing
Defense Plans
Ecosystem
US vs China