What is the best way to protect the nation against cyber-terrorism?
September 3, 2009 by: David Pitman Chris Bronk is a fellow at the Baker Institute. He came to our studios to talk with David Pitman about what an effective anti-cyber-terrorism strategy should look like. listen now: What is the best way to protect the nation against cyber-terrorism? That's the focus of a conference this afternoon at the Baker Institute for Public Policy at Rice University. There's a debate over who should take the lead in securing cyberspace — the federal government or the companies that actually build and maintain what we call "The Internet." When discussing what an effective anti-cyber-terrorism strategy should look like, Bronk says a partnership between the federal government, private industry, and people who use the Internet is the way to go — as long as each player has a clearly defined role. > view printer-friendly version listen to audio: > in your media player download audio: > podcast > iTunes > direct subscribe to audio category: > latest podcast > iTunes > return to previous page |