In the News Episode 171 – Measuring cybersecurity with Kathryn Waldron by Kathryn Waldron Nov 25, 2019 Print Share via Email: Episode%20171%20–%20Measuring%20cybersecurity%20with%20Kathryn%20Waldron Share via Facebook: Episode%20171%20–%20Measuring%20cybersecurity%20with%20Kathryn%20Waldron Share via Twitter: Episode%20171%20–%20Measuring%20cybersecurity%20with%20Kathryn%20Waldron Share issues: Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Policy originally published in Open Source Security Podcast From Open Source Security Podcast: Josh and Kurt talk to Kathryn Waldron of the R Street Institute about a paper she recently published that collects a number of cybersecurity measuring devices in one place. Featured Publications Analysis Executive Branch, Governance The Library of Congress is the Latest Front in the Fight Against Executive Overreach Jeremy Dalrymple June 12, 2025 Analysis Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment Planning for Virtual Power Plants Chris Villarreal June 11, 2025 In the News Insurance Fragmentation Nation: Wyoming Is Best State for Carriers; California Worst Jerry Theodorou June 11, 2025 P&C Specialist Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance Proportional Representation for Competition Jonathan Madison June 11, 2025 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing Federal response to LA protests: Crisis Response or Constitutional Overstep? Logan Seacrest, Jillian Snider June 10, 2025 Analysis Banking, Central Banking/Federal Reserve, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Financial History, Housing Finance America’s “Other” GSE Problem: The Federal Home Loan Banks, Part I Nicholas Thielman June 9, 2025 Op-Eds Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Restoring the First Branch Et tu, DOGE and Elon Musk? Marc Hyden June 9, 2025 The Newnan Times-Herald Analysis Our Organization 5 things we learned about communicating the abundance agenda William Gray June 9, 2025 Analysis Disintermediation, Finance and Trade, Harm Reduction, Opioid Harm Reduction, Project for Women and Families, Regulatory Reform, South, State Policy, Telehealth Navigating Women’s Health: Tennessee Courtney Joslin, Lindsay Heck, Stacey McKenna June 9, 2025 In the News Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation Tim Burchett Asks Witness: How Can U.S. Maintain Artificial Intelligence Dominance Over China? Adam Thierer June 6, 2025 Forbes
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