Speaking at #mWISE, @ncdinglis says Biden's National Cyber Strategy will "probably come out in the next month or two or three, given the processes that exist in Washington."
Inglis says the strategy will address regulation and market forces, the international dimension of cybersecurity, assigning roles and responsibilities to the right people, and "how do we actually get critical infrastructure into the right place."
Inglis says cyber defense is getting better. "Defense, in fact, looks like it's becoming the new offense — not in a provocative way, which is intending to hold others at risk, but that defense can in fact hold its own."
Ukraine exemplifies how cyber defenders are getting better at beating back attacks by working together, Inglis says.
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In Ukraine, Inglis says, “we overestimated the power of technology and underestimated the power of people, expertise, and the modality of collaboration — the way in which we apply that expertise." (cont'd)
The Ukrainians are "participating in a collective collaborative defense," Inglis says. "If you're the Russians, you have to beat not just the Ukrainians, but the Ukrainians and Microsoft and Cisco and … Mandiant, and all manner of others." (cont'd)
The Russians "find themselves having to beat many to beat one," Inglis says. "That's a new day. That's different than what we would have experienced 5, 10 years ago, when we were all defending in our stovepipes, fighting alone, being picked off one at a time."
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