S2E14: Jacquelyn Schneider

In this episode of Resilient Cyber, Chris Hughes and Dr. Nikki Robinson are joined by Jacquelyn Schneider, Hoover Fellow at Stanford University, to discuss U.S. cybersecurity policy, the challenges of cyber deterrence, and how governments can adapt to evolving threats. 🌐

🔑 Key Highlights:

• Jacquelyn’s background as a social scientist with a focus on emerging technology and national security

• Her experience advising the Cyberspace Solarium Commission and its impact on U.S. cybersecurity policy

• Why traditional notions of cyber deterrence are not enough to protect national security

• The importance of shifting focus from deterrence to cyber resilience

• How public-private partnerships are crucial to building a secure cybersecurity infrastructure

• The political and technical challenges of attributing cyberattacks to nation-states

• Insights into the role of academia in building the cybersecurity talent pipeline

Jacquelyn also shares her thoughts on why terminology matters in cybersecurity, and how improving communication between InfoSec professionals and policymakers is key to driving effective security measures.