The Disaster Resilience & Cyber Security Session will be held the morning of Monday, July 15.
Here's a look at the session agenda:
Drones, Body Cameras & the Law John Gordnier, Consultant for Practical Solutions Intelligence Law, will explore efforts of the legislative and judicial systems to adjust privacy concepts to the "digital/metadata" age of communications.
New technology solutions are being rapidly fielded. This session will explore the potential consequences of these developments on the need for use of UAVs [drones], body cameras, ALPRs [automated license plate readers] and other data collection technologies to be accompanied by laws and policies addressing privacy. An interactive workshop aimed at developing the outlines of such policies will be incorporated. Emerging Threats in Cyber Security Federal, State, and Private Sector partners discuss their strategy to foster partnerships for information sharing on the dynamic threat picture of cybersecurity. What information sharing mechanism is working best in their respective discipline? Where are the gaps when it comes to the cyber threat mitigation and where can the process be improved?
The panel welcomes your questions and input to the discussion to help prevent the next cyber-attack on a business or infrastructure system.
- Randy Middlebrook, DHS - Moderator
- Wendy Friedrich, DHS
- Brad Richy, Idaho Homeland Security
- Nathan Shoop, Zoot Enterprises
The Disaster Resilience & Cybersecurity session is just one of 22 policy sessions at the summit that will address some of the biggest cross-border challenges in the region: transportation, workforce development, energy, market access, mining, water policy, border issues, expanding natural gas markets, energy and environment, trade and economic development, tourism, higher education and innovation.
We hope to see you there! |