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Emerging Technology For Cyber Warfare
Retired Brigadier General Blaine D. Holt, currently a Chief Operating Officer at Braidy Industries based in the United States participates in Risk Roundup to discuss Emerging Technology for Cyber-Warfare.
Risk Roundup Webcast: Emerging Technology For Cyber Warfare
Emerging Technology For Cyber Warfare
The rapidly evolving cyber warfare has no visible front, borders, or armies. It has become a real threat to everyone today. So, as we evaluate emerging technologies like blockchain, artificial intelligence, internet of things (IoT), autonomous systems, human-made electromagnetic spectrum, 5G, smart dust, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and more; there are all indicators that while security risks are going to proliferate, each of these technologies can be used for offense as well as defense.
So, as we evaluate the ongoing cyberwarfare getting integrated with emerging technologies, and its scope of overall entanglement with geospace, aquaspace, and space; the anonymity of enemy soldiers in the cyber domain; and the leveling of attack capabilities, we are entering an era where it seems a new paradigm of cyber conflict and warfare management seems essential.
Each of the emerging technologies, individually and collectively are fundamentally changing the definition and meaning of security in cyberspace, aquaspace, geospace, and space—and as a result, there’s no such thing as ‘secure’ anymore in the entire human ecosystem of CAGS. When the security concept is currently being subjected to significant changes concerning its aims, capabilities, sources, connectivity, and the dimension of threats, it makes us wonder how the many unknowns of emerging technologies are influencing cyber warfare.
So, as we take a step forward, the battle between
cybersecurity offense and defense is expected to escalate–and emerging
technologies will need to find their way into balancing the already complex
security paradigm. It is essential to understand and evaluate:
- What
technology trends, challenges, and threats await us all as we go forward?How
are emerging technologies, changing the security paradigm?What
role emerging technologies are playing in cyber warfare?Which
are the emerging innovations in technology that will have broader implications
for cyber-warfare in the coming years?How
will AI and machine learning/deep learning boost cyber offense as well as
defenses?How
important are emerging technologies capabilities for cyberwarfare?
When we evaluate emerging technologies like the internet of
things (IoT), autonomous systems (weapons and vehicles), next-generation
virtualized infrastructures (e.g., software-defined networks and 5G), virtual
and augmented reality, the internet of bio-nano things, AI and robotics, it is crucial
to understand which emerging technologies will bring offensive and defensive
capabilities to cyber warfare. The time is now to discuss and debate Emerging
Technology for Cyber Warfare.
For more, please watch the Risk Roundup Webcast or hear the Risk Roundup Podcast
About the Guest
Retired Brigadier General Blaine D. Holt is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Braidy Industries based in the United States. He is a future-focused business leader and strategic innovator; his mission is to think far enough ahead of the curve to ensure organizational success in a world of exponential change. Over the course of his 25+-year career, he has done just that, earning a reputation for unearthing solutions to pressing challenges and driving the game-changing transformation to chart the course toward a stronger future.
Previously the President of Million Air, the world’s premier private aviation service provider, he led his executive team to deliver innovation-driven growth and implement process improvement initiatives to create value for shareholders and extraordinary experiences for customers. Having lived all over the world, including Hong Kong, Belgium, Germany, and the Kyrgyz Republic, he brings global business insight to a growing multi-materials technology company.
Prior to joining Braidy, he built his leadership foundation in the military, where he advanced from instructor pilot to the 2nd-highest-ranking U.S. military official at NATO, earning multiple awards and honors for effectively managing major crises.
About the Host of Risk Roundup
Jayshree Pandya (née Bhatt), the founder and chief
executive officer of Risk
Group LLC(www.riskgroupllc.com) is working passionately to define a
new security-centric operating system for humanity. Her efforts towards
building a strategic security risk analytics platform are to equip the global
strategic security community with the tools and culture to collectively imagine
the strategic security risks to our future and to define and design a new security-centric
operating system for the future of humanity.
About Risk Roundup
Risk Roundup, a global initiative launched by Risk Group,
is a security risk reporting for risks emerging from existing and emerging
technologies, technology convergence, and transformation happening across
cyberspace, aquaspace, geospace, and space. Risk Roundup is released in both
audio (Podcast) and video (Webcast) format and is available for subscription at
(Risk Group Website, iTunes, Google
Play, Stitcher Radio, Android, and
Risk Group Professional Social Media).
About Risk Group
Risk Group LLC is a leading strategic security risk
analytics platform.
Copyright Risk Group LLC. All
Rights Reserved
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Retired Brigadier General Blaine D. Holt, currently a Chief Operating Officer at Braidy Industries based in the United States participates in Risk Roundup to discuss Emerging Technology for Cyber-Warfare.
Risk Roundup Webcast: Emerging Technology For Cyber Warfare
Emerging Technology For Cyber Warfare
The rapidly evolving cyber warfare has no visible front, borders, or armies. It has become a real threat to everyone today. So, as we evaluate emerging technologies like blockchain, artificial intelligence, internet of things (IoT), autonomous systems, human-made electromagnetic spectrum, 5G, smart dust, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and more; there are all indicators that while security risks are going to proliferate, each of these technologies can be used for offense as well as defense.
So, as we evaluate the ongoing cyberwarfare getting integrated with emerging technologies, and its scope of overall entanglement with geospace, aquaspace, and space; the anonymity of enemy soldiers in the cyber domain; and the leveling of attack capabilities, we are entering an era where it seems a new paradigm of cyber conflict and warfare management seems essential.
Each of the emerging technologies, individually and collectively are fundamentally changing the definition and meaning of security in cyberspace, aquaspace, geospace, and space—and as a result, there’s no such thing as ‘secure’ anymore in the entire human ecosystem of CAGS. When the security concept is currently being subjected to significant changes concerning its aims, capabilities, sources, connectivity, and the dimension of threats, it makes us wonder how the many unknowns of emerging technologies are influencing cyber warfare.
So, as we take a step forward, the battle between
cybersecurity offense and defense is expected to escalate–and emerging
technologies will need to find their way into balancing the already complex
security paradigm. It is essential to understand and evaluate:
- What
technology trends, challenges, and threats await us all as we go forward?How
are emerging technologies, changing the security paradigm?What
role emerging technologies are playing in cyber warfare?Which
are the emerging innovations in technology that will have broader implications
for cyber-warfare in the coming years?How
will AI and machine learning/deep learning boost cyber offense as well as
defenses?How
important are emerging technologies capabilities for cyberwarfare?
When we evaluate emerging technologies like the internet of
things (IoT), autonomous systems (weapons and vehicles), next-generation
virtualized infrastructures (e.g., software-defined networks and 5G), virtual
and augmented reality, the internet of bio-nano things, AI and robotics, it is crucial
to understand which emerging technologies will bring offensive and defensive
capabilities to cyber warfare. The time is now to discuss and debate Emerging
Technology for Cyber Warfare.
For more, please watch the Risk Roundup Webcast or hear the Risk Roundup Podcast
About the Guest
Retired Brigadier General Blaine D. Holt is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Braidy Industries based in the United States. He is a future-focused business leader and strategic innovator; his mission is to think far enough ahead of the curve to ensure organizational success in a world of exponential change. Over the course of his 25+-year career, he has done just that, earning a reputation for unearthing solutions to pressing challenges and driving the game-changing transformation to chart the course toward a stronger future.
Previously the President of Million Air, the world’s premier private aviation service provider, he led his executive team to deliver innovation-driven growth and implement process improvement initiatives to create value for shareholders and extraordinary experiences for customers. Having lived all over the world, including Hong Kong, Belgium, Germany, and the Kyrgyz Republic, he brings global business insight to a growing multi-materials technology company.
Prior to joining Braidy, he built his leadership foundation in the military, where he advanced from instructor pilot to the 2nd-highest-ranking U.S. military official at NATO, earning multiple awards and honors for effectively managing major crises.
About the Host of Risk Roundup
Jayshree Pandya (née Bhatt), the founder and chief
executive officer of Risk
Group LLC(www.riskgroupllc.com) is working passionately to define a
new security-centric operating system for humanity. Her efforts towards
building a strategic security risk analytics platform are to equip the global
strategic security community with the tools and culture to collectively imagine
the strategic security risks to our future and to define and design a new security-centric
operating system for the future of humanity.
About Risk Roundup
Risk Roundup, a global initiative launched by Risk Group,
is a security risk reporting for risks emerging from existing and emerging
technologies, technology convergence, and transformation happening across
cyberspace, aquaspace, geospace, and space. Risk Roundup is released in both
audio (Podcast) and video (Webcast) format and is available for subscription at
(Risk Group Website, iTunes, Google
Play, Stitcher Radio, Android, and
Risk Group Professional Social Media).
About Risk Group
Risk Group LLC is a leading strategic security risk
analytics platform.
Copyright Risk Group LLC. All
Rights Reserved
The post Emerging Technology For Cyber Warfare appeared first on Risk Group.