disinformation. my name is john ferrari, i m a nonresident, senior fellow here at aei. it s my pleasure to be joined by dr. paul stockton, former secretary of homeland defense. and a senior fellow of the john hopkins university applied physics laboratory. we re also lived to be joined by my colleague aei senior fellow elizabeth braw. dr. stockton s service as an is assistant secretary for president obama put her on the path to meet emergency challenges, cyber security and strategic planning. as an assistant secretary he was responsible for assuring the defense department to perform its critical mission. even if adversaries launched cyber attacks to disrupt the flow of electricity on military bases. to build resilience against such threat, he developed unprecedented partnership with electric utilities, regulators and the department of energy. paul also led the department through superstorm sandy and other natural catastrophes that parked cascading failures across infrastructur
new video app. not discussion on ways the united states and its allies can better combat disinformation. the american enterprise institute hosts the event. welcome to the wide web event of combating misinformation. i m a nonresident senior fellow here working on defense acquisition and topics following a long career in the united states army. it s my pleasure to be joined by dr. paul stockton. a senior fellow of the john hopkins university laboratory. we are also privileged to be joined by my colleague elizabeth braw. dr. stockton s service as an assistant secretary for president obama put him on his path to meet emerging challenges in infrastructure resilience, cybersecurity, and strategic planning. as an assistant secretary he was responsible for ensuring the department could meet its critical missions, even if adversaries launched cyber attacks to disrupt the flow of electricity on military bases. to build resilience against such threats he developed unprecedented ship
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