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Pete Chronis

The Cyberlaw Podcast

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Tim Maurer

Patrick Howell

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Edward Snowden

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Patrick Henry

John Markoff

Brad Smith

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In our 208th of The Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker, Alan Cohn, Stephanie Roy, and Gus Hurwitz discuss: the United Kingdom and Democrats’ attack on Cambridge Analytica;this week saw more pronouncements about regulatory oversight of crypto-assets; the trend seems to be more regulation, but by who? Broadcom bails as President and CFIUS veto Qualcomm deal on a brand-new theory of national security; and CFIUS bill co-opts critics; after a brutal op-ed by Representative Pittenger, calling out GE and IBM; what’s happening with net neutrality appeals? And what about those state Little Net Neutrality laws? Waiting for someone to die from a cyberattack before you get worried? You won’t have to wait long; the Russians are serious about messing with our power grid; the Department of Homeland Security calls them out; the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCICC) Report;why you won’t go wrong betting that privacy zealots hate cybersecurity; big trouble in AMD’s chipsets raises backdoor and supply chain worries; Treasury sanctions Russians for election meddling; Hal Martin’s dumb argument for making mass theft of classified documents harder (“Geez, who can keep track of a single document when you’re stealing terabytes?”) is rejected; dispatches from the bubble. Why the right is starting to hate Big Tech:; Twitter suspends comedian Steven Crowder for a video in which an intern crashed an LGBTQ meeting in SXSW claiming to identify as a computer. YouTube follows suit; meanwhile Louis Farrakhan stays up on Twitter, with a coveted blue check while tweeting that “the FBI has been the worst enemy of Black advancement. The Jews have control over those agencies of government”; but ever alert to the wrong kind of hate, Twitter seems to be blocking much of the Drudge Report; and Western Journal (WJ) says Facebook’s new algorithm for “giving a boost to quality news” reduces lefty site traffic by 2 percent and righty traffic by 14 percent; comparing two NY tabloids with very different politics, WJ says the change boosted Facebook’s traffic to the lefty Daily News by 24 percent and cut the righty NY Post traffic by 11 percent; similar claims had been made by another conservative site using a different methodology. Our guest interview is with Pete Chronis, Senior Vice President &amp; Chief Information Security Officer at Turner Broadcasting and author of The Cyber Conundrum. The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of the firm.

Interview with Pete Chronis 

Chief Information Security Officer at Turner Broadcasting Pete Chronis discusses his new book on solving the cybersecurity conundrum, the day-to-day grind of securing a global media organization, and the role of the CISO in the modern world.Links:The Cyber Conundrum: How Do We Fix Cybersecurity?

<p>Chief Information Security Officer at Turner Broadcasting Pete Chronis discusses his new book on solving the cybersecurity conundrum, the day-to-day grind of securing a global media organization, and the role of the CISO in the modern world.</p><p>Links:</p><ul><li><a href="https://www.amazon.com/Cyber-Conundrum-How-Fix-Cybersecurity-ebook/dp/B079WZ592P" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Cyber Conundrum: How Do We Fix Cybersecurity?</a></li></ul>

Pete Chronis, CISO, Turner Broadcasting