President & CEO, Cyber Threat Alliance (2017 to present)
Former Special Assistant to the President and Cybersecurity Coordinator for the US government (2012-2017)
A menudo, el cibercrimen se percibe como un juego de "estira y afloja": los criminales innovan para superar las medidas de seguridad, mientras los gobiernos intentan que rindan cuentas an...
Cybercrime is often seen as a tug-of-war: criminals innovating to stay ahead of countermeasures, while governments work to hold criminals accountable. The private sector tends to sit in t...
Durante muchos años, un “ordenador de próxima generación” simplemente significaba una máquina más rápida. Esas nuevas computadoras hacían lo mismo y calculaban de la misma manera que las ...
For many years, a “next-generation computer” really meant a faster machine. Those new computers did the same things and calculated in the same way as previous machines, only at higher spe...
As quantum computing becomes a reality, we are witnessing the formation of the quantum economy. Several companies are already offering quantum-as-a-service and quantum-in-the cloud. Howev...
In a speech, engineer and inventor Charles F. Kettering once pointed out, "There is a great difference between knowing a thing and understanding it. You can know a lot and not really unde...
Cybercrime is a major threat to global prosperity. Even now, in the midst of the worst public health crisis in a century, the cybercriminals just keep at it.
Cybercrime is one of the greatest risks to prosperity in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Nation-state cyber activities tend to garner most international attention, but in fact cybercrim...
