Cyber security. This is about an hour and a half. Ok. Good evening, everyone. They keep are coming out to the forum. Tonight we have a great group of guests at the Kennedy School to talk about the digital threat to democracy. It is more often called the threat to the digital democracy. Leading experts in a very complicated field. Theyucky big rate were able to come appear. The systems that underpin that, and importantly, the electoral system of democratic governance, which is what was under attack in 2016 and earlier. Who will talk little bit about that. I would like to briefly introduce myself. Cambridge about six weeks now. In a past life, i was the department i was in charge of all things cyber at the pentagon. This is an issue that really resonates very strongly in my heart and in my gut. In the last year i was there at the obama and it Administration Come i saw a lot of bad things unfolding and the bad guys going after our democracy. It felt bad. Once i was out, i thought to mysel
Field. We are lucky that they are willing to come up here and talk about all of the things that make up a Digital Democracy and a threat to it now. We know the what those things are, things related to the first amendment, freeze beach, technology and the system that under in that, and importantly, the electoral system of them are credit governance. My name is eric rosenbach, i am codirector and i have an here at cambridge for about its weeks now. I just moved up from washington d c. In my past life i was the assistant secretary of defense and a was in charge of all things cyber at the pentagon. This is an issue that really resonates very strongly in my heart and in my gut. In the last year i was there at the obama and it Administration Come i saw a lot of bad things unfolding and the bad guys going after our democracy. It felt bad. Once i was out, i thought to myself, i am going back to the Kennedy School. There is still a role for people outside of government in trying to address this
The systems that underpin that, and importantly, the electoral system of democratic governance, which is what was under attack in 2016 and earlier. Who will talk little bit about that. I would like to briefly introduce myself. Cambridge about six weeks now. In a past life, i was the department i was in charge of all things cyber at the pentagon. This is an issue that really resonates very strongly in my heart and in my gut. In the last year i was there at the obama and it Administration Come i saw a lot of bad things unfolding and the bad guys going after our democracy. It felt bad. Once i was out, i thought to myself, i am going back to the Kennedy School. There is still a role for people outside of government in trying to address this issue because it still is an issue. My deepest fear is that all the bad guys around the world saw what happened in 2016, that i guys were going after our arecratic system and they rubbing their hands together getting ready to go back after the u. S. You
The forum. Tonight we have a great group of guests to talk about the digital threat to democracy or the threat to the Digital Democracy. You will see the group we have gathered are literally the leading experts in a very complicated field. Were lucky they were willing to copy or and talk about all the things that make up a Digital Democracy and the threat to it. Those are things related to the Fourth Amendment and the First Amendment and the systems that underpin the technology and our electoral system of democratic government. Like to briefly introduce myself. Im the codirector of the center for science and international affairs. Ive been here in cambridge about six weeks, i just moved from d. C. Where i was assistant secretary of defense and in charge of all things cyber at the pentagon. To me this is an issue that resonates strongly in my heart in my gut and in particular because when i was there i saw a lot of bad things unfolding in the bad guys going after our democracy and it fe
Ok. Good evening everyone. Thank you for coming out to the forum. Tonight we have a great group of guests to talk about the digital threat to democracy or what youll probably hear most often called the threat to Digital Democracy. You will see the group with gathered here today literally are the leading experts in a very complicated field. So were likely they were all willing to come up here and talk about all of the things that make up a Digital Democracy and the threat to it right now. You all know what that is. Things related to the First Amendment and speech, privacy, technology, the systems that underpin that and most importantly, our electoral democratic governance which was what was under attack in 20 and earlier. We will talk a little bit about that. I would like to introduce myself. Cambridge about six weeks now. In a past life, i was the department i was in charge of all things cyber at the pentagon. This is an issue that really resonates very strongly in my heart and in my g