Off-Ramps to Cyberwar

How are cyber attacks shaping international relations? In this episode, Brandon Valeriano, Ph.D., Chair of Military Innovation at the Marine Corps University, discusses the potential future of cyber warfare. Is the U.S. prepared for the next generation of cyber attacks? Where do we draw the line on cyber attacks? Learn how criminals are using the internet and technology to cause chaos.

How does the role of journalists play into the narrative of cyber warfare? News organizations are purveyors of information, but boring news isn’t worth much. Will more nuanced and less destructive attacks be overlooked for the rare case of a catastrophic cyber attack?

The cost of education and the general social status of technology-focused jobs creates a paradox between what we need and what is accessible in today’s society. Brandon Valeriano, Ph.D., discusses his views on shifting perception of technology jobs from a prestigious, expensive career path to a more common career choice.

The future currency is information. Get a glimpse of how the data we share can be used freely by companies, systems, governments, and more.

What does the U.S.’s defensive infrastructure look like? Brandon Valeriano, Ph.D., discusses how our society can build defensive infrastructure to protect against cyber warfare.