Sept

12

Time12:00PM — 1:30PM EST LocationDirksen Senate Office Building, 50 Constitution Ave NE, SD-562, DC, 20002

Events hosted by others AND In-Person

How Secure Is Your Information from Online Threats?

Issues: Cyber Threats, Cybersecurity Policy, Technology and Innovation

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The current state of data security and online privacy. Panelists will discuss privacy approaches throughout the internet ecosystem, online hidden vulnerabilities, new approaches to mitigating data breaches, new challenges at the international and state level, and opportunities for Congress and the industry to shape the debate. Additionally, ACI will release and discuss a new study quantifying and exploring how secure your information is online.

Speakers include

Krisztina Pusok, American Consumer Institute (moderator)
Daniel Castro, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF)
Anne Hobson, Mercatus Center
Tim Sparapani, SPQR Strategies
Tom Struble, R Street Institute

Lunch to be Provided

How Secure Is Your Information from Online Threats?

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