Date: 
Live Webcast: October 2, 2008
Archive: The recorded Webcast is available to watch/listen to until April 2, 2009

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Topic: Moving to a networked world allows governments to be closer to citizens. However, this openness exposes networks to increased vulnerability from internal and external cyber attacks, threatening intellectual property. How can government leaders meet the public’s demand for sharing information without compromising sensitive data?

We discuss:

• Drivers for addressing cyber security as a “weapon of mass disruption” to the national infrastructure and economy
• Implications of strong authentication requirements and increased regulation of critical infrastructure
• Strategies for implementing an effective cyber-critical infrastructure protection program

Learn what cyber security means to you as a government leader and how your organization can improve it.

Presenters:

• Mike Gibbons, principal, Deloitte & Touche LLP
• Gary McAlum, senior manager, Deloitte & Touche LLP
• Harry Raduege, director, Deloitte & Touche LLP

Duration: 1 hour

Related Content:
White Paper: Building a Secure Workforce - Guard Against Insider Threat
Deloitte Dialogues Event: Changing the Game: The Role of Private and Public Sectors in Protecting Data
Podcast: The Danger Within: Mitigating the Risk of Insider Threats to Business and Government
Services: Security & Privacy
Services: Center for Network Innovation
Services: U.S. Federal and State Government