Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity is essential to modern life. It’s the way we bank, shop, learn, and — increasingly — it’s the way we drive, heat our homes, and even vote. Protecting our digital lives is no longer just about ensuring we don’t lose our family pictures. It’s about protecting our values, our health, our culture, and our democracy. 
 
Aspen Digital connects, grows, and challenges cyber leaders from industry, government, and civil society to generate solutions to the critical security challenges of the digital age and maximize the positive impact of innovation on society.

Aspen Cyber Summit

An annual gathering of top leaders from business, government, academia, and civil society to discuss the world’s urgent cyber issues

Global Cybersecurity Group

A broad and varied collective of approximately 40 leaders from allied and like-minded nations committed to preserving peace and freedom online

US Cybersecurity Group

The nation’s leading cross-sector, public-private cybersecurity forum for translating pressing cybersecurity conversations into action

Insights and Events

States Are Leading on Cyber Volunteering

States and communities are leading on expanding cyber volunteering programs, but we can do more to support this burgeoning cyber safety net.

The Future of U.S. Cyber Diplomacy

In a time of rising geopolitical tensions, social disruption, and technological revolution, prudent cyber diplomacy is more important than ever.

We’re Hiring a Project Manager for Take9

The Project Manager will facilitate Take9, a public service awareness campaign, and drive various tasks and workstreams with excellence.

Building Cyber Defenses in the Age of Agentic AI

The evolution of agentic AI, the kind that can act independently and make decisions, calls for a shift in how we think about cybersecurity.

Introducing the Cyber Civil Defense Emerging Leaders

The Cyber Civil Defense (CCD) Emerging Leaders are early-career cybersecurity experts committed to shaping effective, forward-looking policy. 

Small Towns, Big Targets

Rural America is underserved, not behind. Cyber policies must address the resource gap driving vulnerability below the Cyber Poverty Line.