“Our dependence on connected technology is growing faster than our ability to secure it, especially in areas affecting public safety and human life.” Author and strategist P.W. Singer examines the future of war, and explains the difficulty in securing critical infrastructure against cyber attacks and technologies that are cheaper and easier for foreign and non-state actors to acquire. He also discusses how he uses the "technothriller" novel type to communicate his nonfiction research to more audiences.

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Learn more about P.W. Singer at www.pwsinger.com and follow him on Twitter @peterwsinger. He is strategist and senior fellow at New America and the author of several books including Ghost Fleet, Burn-in, LikeWar, Wired for War, Corporate Warriors, and others.