Top US cyber leaders will headline the 2025 Aspen Cyber Summit on November 18.
Help us celebrate a decade of dialogue and action. Register now to join us in Washington, DC.
Top US cyber leaders will headline the 2025 Aspen Cyber Summit on November 18.
Help us celebrate a decade of dialogue and action. Register now to join us in Washington, DC.
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From ransomware attacks on schools and hospitals to state-sponsored hacking of water utilities, state and local infrastructure has increasingly become a target of cyberattacks.
While activity from both cybercriminals and advanced nation-state actors are increasing, the federal government policy has shifted to put greater emphasis on states and localities to prevent and prepare for disasters, including cyberattacks.
Amid these changes in the threat and policy landscape, Aspen Digital is exploring the evolving space of intergovernmental cyber policy.
This project focuses on three core areas within intergovernmental cyber policy where Aspen Digital thinks additional clarification and action is needed:
This ongoing series brings together expert perspectives from across government, critical infrastructure organizations, private industry, and civil society to identify challenges and smart practices for building local capacity, as well as areas for consensus on effective intergovernmental collaboration.
Amidst changes in the threat and policy landscape, we convened experts on evolving roles in state and local cybersecurity efforts.
A shift to risk-informed planning may hinder cyber readiness as state and local governments assess their evolving digital threats.