Your favorite cyber policy podcast is back for Season 2! New format, same old hosts. 
We'll be covering the Chips & Science Act in a discussion that goes through great power competition, hardware nuance, hardware supply chain security, AAPI advocacy, and workforce education. Winnona also talks a little bit about DEFCON policy for her "Cyber Show & Tell".

Your favorite cyber policy podcast is back for Season 2! New format, same old hosts. We'll be covering the Chips & Science Act in a discussion that goes through great power competition, hardware nuance, hardware supply chain security, AAPI advocacy, and workforce education. Winnona also talks a little bit about DEFCON policy for her "Cyber Show & Tell".

Your favorite cyber policy podcast is back for Season 2! New format, same old hosts. 
We'll be covering the Chips &amp; Science Act in a discussion that goes through great power competition, hardware nuance, hardware supply chain security, AAPI advocacy, and workforce education. Winnona also talks a little bit about DEFCON policy for her "Cyber Show &amp; Tell".

State of the Practice - The Chips & Science Act

Cyber.RAR is a podcast series from six Harvard Kennedy School students: Michaela Lee, Bethan Saunders, Winnona DeSombre, Danielle Levin, Sophie Faaborg-Andersen, and Grace Park. 

While each bring a different lens to the show, they all share a common conviction: the field of cybersecurity is rapidly evolving, yet the national security field is falling behind. In this podcast, they uncover why the U.S. government struggles to build basic cyber infrastructure​​, explore how to regulate offensive cyber capabilities, debate the meaning and merits of “hacktivism”, and laugh with each other along the way. Tune in to Cyber.RAR for discussions, debates, and expert interviews on the biggest questions, challenges, and opportunities in cybersecurity.

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Cyber.RAR is a podcast series from six Harvard Kennedy School students: Michaela Lee, Bethan Saunders, Winnona DeSombre, Danielle Levin, Sophie Faaborg-Andersen, and Grace Park. While each bring a different lens to the show, they all share a common conviction: the field of cybersecurity is rapidly evolving, yet the national security field is falling behind. In this podcast, they uncover why the U.S. government struggles to build basic cyber infrastructure​​, explore how to regulate offensive cyber capabilities, debate the meaning and merits of “hacktivism”, and laugh with each other along the way. Tune in to Cyber.RAR for discussions, debates, and expert interviews on the biggest questions, challenges, and opportunities in cybersecurity.

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