Thread by @brysonbort

.@DAlperovitch on the Top 10 Myths in Cybersecurity @ccdcoe @ArmyCyberInst #CyConUS.

A different take on it's not about the cybers. It's about Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea.

"For the Europeans in the room." 😆

Quoting @GenMhayden that this won't be the most important event that happens. See #1, we'll be at war.

We shouldn't be sharing info, we should be sharing Intel. But, this doesn't scale and is rarely able to be operationalized.

Not immediately transitive.

This is one of my recurring points. Read about it more at cyberdefensereview.army.mil/CDR-Content/Ar…

Mostly said by folks who haven't done offense.

Ask the experts: @strandjs @HackingDave @daveaitel @edskoudis @dotMudge

See #6.

Often said at every military cyber conference I've been to. Usually by a flag officer.

The sea change of accountability.

Folks making a difference (incomplete): @RonGula @RobertMLee @k8em0 @caseyjohnellis @rayrothrock @beauwoods @joshcorman @ICS_Village @Tom_VanNorman @PatrickCMiller @hacks4pancakes
Any security entrepreneur you know.

This con has everything! 😎
@cyberbgone @tarah

.@NianaSavage pushing the point that we need to think beyond nation state conflict in cyber and military options. Calls out example of @FTCgov.

@allanfriedman @NTIAgov is here in spirit. 😁

https://twitter.com/deviantollam/status/1062808568955592704?s=19

.@alexstamos keynote #CyConUS on roles and responsibilities.

Outcome of Arab Spring: the Darwinian effect on authoritarian regimes to control digital influence.