Lillian Ilsley-Greene

Communications Associate

Lillian Ilsley-Greene is the Communications Associate at the Institute for Security and Technology (IST). In her role, Lillian develops and executes social strategy for IST’s platforms and public-facing content.

Prior to IST, Lillian worked as a journalist in communities across the country, covering state politics and breaking news for publications including the Boston Globe. She also served as the campus organizer for Yes on 3 2018, a Massachusetts state ballot campaign.

Lillian holds a B.A. in Political Science and a M.S. in Journalism from Boston University.

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Live at the United Nations: IST Joins Forces with Germany and Switzerland to Push for Progress on Nuclear Risk Reduction

At NPTPrepCom last week, IST and the Vienna Center for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation hosted a dialogue on preventing and managing nuclear crises sponsored by key #CATALINK supporters, the German Federal Foreign Office and the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs.

Future of Digital Security

Q&A: The Strategic Potential of Cyber Insurance

In a new report, IST makes the case that cyber insurance has the strategic potential to be more than a passive player that uses annual renewal conversations around premiums to drive change. By becoming more active in their recommendations about cybersecurity products and services, cyber insurers can actually help their policyholders achieve better proactive, pre-incident cybersecurity.

Future of Digital Security

Q&A: Defending Our Lifeline Sectors

We are too dependent on undependable things. What can we do about it? In this month’s edition of the TechnologIST, we sat down with IST Executive in Residence for Public Safety & Resilience Joshua Corman to learn more about #UnDisruptable27.

Future of Digital Security

Cybersecurity Awareness Month at IST: Tips, Tricks, and Takes from the Team

Twenty years after the first National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the safety and security of our digital world has never been more critical. The Institute for Security and Technology (IST) is dedicated to anticipating the risks in emerging technologies and taking collaborative action to advance national security and global stability through technology built on trust. To […]