Artificial Intelligence Integration in NC3: Implications for the Global Nuclear Order
The rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning and the incremental integration of AI into nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3) systems signal a new era in military strategy. On Monday, September 9, IST CEO Philip Reiner hosts a side event at the REAIM Summit in Seoul, South Korea with panelists Madeline Mortelmans (U.S. Department of Defense), Giacomo Persi Paoli (UNIDIR), Tong Zhao (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace), and Anthony Bak (Palantir Technologies). Register to attend.
Takeaways from Trust Con
What are the key insights and takeaways from TrustCon? Join Alexis Crews (Senior Fellow, Information Integrity, All Tech Is Human), Theodora Skeadas (Advisor, All Tech Is Human), Eric Davis (Senior Vice President, Institute for Security and Technology), Swapneel Mehta (Founder, SimPPL and Affiliate, All Tech Is Human), and Diane Chang (Founder, Invisible Fabric and Mentor, All Tech Is Human) for an interactive livestream recapping community developments on August 1, 2024, at 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT. Register on LinkedIn.
Hack the Capitol 7.0
May 30-31, 2024
Hack the Capitol is a cybersecurity conference held annually in the Washington DC area, focused on the security of industrial control systems. The event provides policymakers, think tanks, and the media with an opportunity to listen to leading voices in ICS security and the broader world of cybersecurity and gain hands-on experience.
Cyber Policy Awards
April 24, 2024
The Institute for Security and Technology (IST), in partnership with the Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law, is pleased to announce the inaugural edition of The Cyber Policy Awards—an annual gathering of the U.S. cyber policy community to honor and celebrate those who drove significant progress in the preceding year, and to make resolutions for the new year.
24 in ’24: Doubling Down on Ransomware Task Force Recommendations
April 24, 2024
The Ransomware Task Force’s annual convening returned this year for 24 in ‘24: Doubling Down on the Ransomware Task Force Recommendations. As of May 2023, 50% of the Ransomware Task Force’s original 48 recommendations have seen significant progress–but what about the other 24? On April 24, we zeroed in on those 24 and discussed how we might redouble our efforts.