Morgan Wright

Russia won’t change its tactics, but we can expect they will use tools like deepfakes to influence elections.

By focusing on the patients harmed by the Change Healthcare incident, the industry can control the narrative and finally push for funding to modernize healthcare cybersecurity.

While the tools are different, protecting identities has been around for generations. So why haven't we learned how to leverage identity to establish a perimeter?

The FBI has taken the lead on executing offensive cyberattacks on nation-states.

Defenders must learn that the new form of cyberwarfare is less about ones and zeros and more about winning the narrative over decades.

There are no easy answers to creating the next generation of cybersecurity workers, but sometimes the answer lies right in our own backyard.

The U.S. has to prepare itself for inevitable cyberattacks on critical infrastructure that seek to inflict both psychological and physical damage.

We need to develop our own talent, find ways to protect IP, and play the long game on AI against the Chinese and other tech adversaries – we can’t do it with EOs and more regulations.