14
February 2023
Past Event
Securing US Cyberspace against Foreign Digital Sabotage

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Securing US Cyberspace against Foreign Digital Sabotage

Past Event
Hudson Institute
February 14, 2023
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14
February 2023
Past Event

Event will air on this page.

Speakers:
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Representative Tony Gonzales

US Representative, Twenty-Third District of Texas

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Bryan Clark

Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Defense Concepts and Technology

Jason Weiss
Jason Weiss

Chief Software Officer, Conquest Cyber

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Cliff Bean

Director of Navy Missions, Defense Sector, Peraton

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Software is increasingly central to every sector of the American economy, and as the war in Ukraine makes clear, computer algorithms often mean the difference between victory and defeat for a modern military. The US government recently began restoring its competitive position in computer hardware with the CHIPs and Science Act and with export controls on chipmaking technology to China. The software supply chain requires similar attention if the US military and economy are to harvest the benefits of software-defined capabilities.

Please join Hudson Senior Fellow Bryan Clark for a discussion with Representative Tony Gonzales, Conquest Cyber Chief Software Officer Jason Weiss, and Peraton Director of Navy Missions Cliff Bean about the challenges and opportunities in new approaches to strengthening and securing the nation’s software supply chains. 

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