Cyber Symposia: Digital Pearl Harbor

One day after commemorating Pearl Harbor Day, three of the world’s leading cyber and national security experts will discuss the threat of a “Digital Pearl Harbor” coined by Richard Clarke 10 years ago. This stunning panel of pre-eminent thought leaders will address:

• What is the likelihood that a “Digital Pearl Harbor”, long warned about, could actually happen?

• Where are our critical infrastructure and Federal networks vulnerable?  What about the cloud?

• What are the most important next steps to prevent such a meltdown?

• Is the real threat cyber espionage and the ongoing theft of financial, intellectual and national security data online?

• What is hype, what is the potential threat, and what is current reality?

Plus you will have the opportunity to network with your industry, government, academic and scientific peers right in the heart of Georgetown's campus. 

This is a public, non-classified forum.  Do not miss this highly interactive, engaging and eye-opening forum.

About CyberSecurity Seminars: 

The host of the forum is CyberSecurity Seminars, a leading, independent event organizer that aims to educate professionals about securing our nation's critical cyber infrastructure.  CyberSecurity Seminars partners with Georgetown University's Institute of Law, Science and Global Security and with Crowell & Moring LLP, the world's largest government contracting law firm.  Thomas K. Billington, who has for over a decade developed seminars and publications in the homeland security, legal and public policy arenas at BNA and Thomson Reuters, is now the Founder and CEO of CyberSecurity Seminars.  www.cybersecurityseminars.com 

About the Georgetown Institute of Law, Science and Global Security:

To advance the public/private understanding, the Georgetown University Institute of Law, Science and Global Security has formed a strategic partnership with CyberSecurity Seminars.  The alliance will launch The Cyber Symposia, a pioneering series of seminars addressing key cyber vulnerabilities, opportunities and trailblazing, new developments.