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Kemba Walden Discusses the National Cybersecurity Strategy and Workforce Efforts
Join Kemba Walden as she discusses the National Cybersecurity Strategy's five pillars, education, workforce development, and AI's role in addressing global cybersecurity challenges.
- The National Cybersecurity Strategy is a comprehensive plan to address cybersecurity threats, focusing on regions, sectors, and activities.
- The strategy has five pillars: 1) Resilience, 2) Innovation, 3) Defense, 4) Economic Security, and 5) International Cooperation.
- Education and workforce development are crucial to the strategy, aiming to create a skilled and diverse cybersecurity workforce.
- AI is seen as a crucial technology to enhance cybersecurity, but must be designed with security in mind.
- Open source technology is being leveraged to promote collaboration and accelerate innovation.
- The government is relying on international partners to coordinate efforts and address global cybersecurity challenges.
- The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of cybersecurity measures, but more needs to be done to address the growing threat landscape.
- There is a need for harmonization across government agencies to ensure a unified approach to cybersecurity.
- The strategy includes a focus on workforce development, including reskilling and upskilling, to ensure that the cybersecurity workforce is equipped to address evolving threats.
- AI and machine learning are seen as essential tools in the fight against terrorism and espionage.
- The government is committed to ensuring that technology is designed with security in mind, promoting a culture of security.
- The strategy includes a focus on economic security, recognizing that cybersecurity is critical to economic prosperity.