The security threats facing the United States and its allies are complex and multidimensional, as are are the tools used to address them. On March 15, 2023, Aspen Digital hosted a discussion of the “all-tools” approach to disrupting digital threats, and in particular how the U.S. government uses investment strategy, trade policy, prosecutions, and export controls to tackle threats to national security.
We were joined by:
- Assistant Secretary Matt Axelrod, Department of Commerce
- Assistant Secretary Paul Rosen, Department of the Treasury
- Deputy Assistant Director Cynthia Kaiser, Cyber Division, FBI
- Moderated by John Carlin, Former Acting Deputy U.S. Attorney General
The security threats facing the United States and its allies are complex and multidimensional, and so too are the tools used to address them. Please join us for a discussion of the U.S. government’s “all-tools” approach to disrupting digital threats, and in particular how the U.S. government uses investment strategy, trade policy, prosecutions, and export controls to address threats to national security. The two-part event will also include a discussion of an important component of the national security toolkit: cyber defense assistance.
We will be joined by:
- Assistant Secretary Matt Axelrod, Department of Commerce
- Assistant Secretary Paul Rosen, Department of the Treasury
- Deputy Assistant Director Cynthia Kaiser, Cyber Division, FBI
- Moderated by John Carlin, Former Acting Deputy U.S. Attorney General
The main panel will be preceded by a conversation on cyber defense assistance featuring Greg Rattray of Next Peak in conversation with Taj Moore of the Aspen Cybersecurity Group.
This event will be on-the-record. For those who cannot attend in person, you can livestream it here.
