A packed house of Columbia | SIPA cyber students, alumni, and NYC-area cyber professionals!

Thanks to Elena Kvochko and to all who joined and support our amazing students SIPA DCG!

It's #CyberSecurityAwareness Month, and we all have a part to play in securing cyberspace for all Americans. Follow along this month to meet some of our nation's cyber heroes – from all walks of life – working with us to protect our communities online #SeeYourselfinCyber

Hey all, if you following Chris Inglis for news on national cyber, be sure to also check out Kemba Walden, the principal deputy ONCD!

Google may not know me as well as it thinks...

Honored to be on the list of Cybersecurity Visionaries for the CyberScoop 50 Awards CyberScoop

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Another great poli-sci tenure-line position, American University with the brilliant Josh Rovner

Only a few years ago, PhDs were getting advice to avoid cyber until after they'd secured tenure. The field changed so fast!

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And these photos seem to show some docs with White House logos and headers, meaning they fall under the more-stringent Presidential Records Act and not Federal Records Act.

Come join us to compete in-person in NYC here at Columbia!!!

This is a smart and well-written proposal. Just the title itself gets across the main point while the proposed solution is reasonable. Love the solid references to best practice in every point.

Top-notch policy writing.

On 21-22 July, Jay Healey and SIPA Cyber led a contingent of Columbia | SIPA students to engage with members of the cybersecurity community in Washington DC.
Take a look at how the trip went as captured by one of its student participants.
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