S2 E5: Cyber Infrastructure In Critical Industries

In this episode, we bring you the insights from "Cybersecurity and Infrastructure for Critical Industries," an event emphasizing the Metals and Minerals Sector, hosted on-campus at the University of Chicago.

Dive deep into the intricacies of cybersecurity with industry leaders, including Rob Labbe, CEO of the Mining and Metals Information Sharing Analysis Center (MM-ISAC), Michael T. O'Brien, Principal at Elysium Strategy Group, David Thomas, Vice President, Operations at WhiteTuque, and [Name], Veteran & Military Liaison for Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL).

This event, co-sponsored by UC3P, M.A.S.H., and HarrisTech, covered a range of critical topics. We'll explore the specific cybersecurity challenges facing the mining and metals industry, including the vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure and the evolving nature of cyber threats. We'll discuss the latest technological advancements in cybersecurity for critical industries, including the role of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and blockchain. We'll hear about strategies for enhancing cybersecurity resilience, including incident response planning, employee training, and information sharing initiatives. We'll examine the critical role of collaboration between government, industry, and academia in addressing cybersecurity challenges.

Whether you attended the event or missed out, this episode offers a chance to soak in the knowledge and reflections at your own pace.

Please note: This podcast is no longer affiliated with the University of Chicago, University of Chicago Public Policy Podcasts, or the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago. It is now independently owned and produced by TexChange Unbrokered Inc.