Dr. Megan Reiss on Cyberlaw Podcast

Dr. Reiss was part of The Cyberlaw Podcast’s news roundup on March 5, 2018. She discussed the attribution problem with the cyberattack on the Olympics and the Crowdstrike’s new report on the blurred lines between state-sponsored cyberattacks and cybercrime.

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