Here’s how Biden’s response to the SolarWinds attacks will reshape the $135 billion cybersecurity industry for years, according to some of the most prominent names in the industry
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To stay ahead of the Russians and other threat-actors, the government must innovate, and that means connecting more with small companies, says Bryson Bort, CEO of Scythe. Bort is a special advisor to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency last year, and is a senior fellow at the R Street Institute think tank.
The US needs to speed up procurement of new cybersecurity tools, Bort told Insider Friday. “I think this will accelerate under Biden. It has to for us to turn this battleship.”Featured Publications
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