Wiley Connected has CTIA’s John Marinho and Melanie Tiano in studio for a discussion of security and privacy in 5G. As connectivity explodes and devices multiple, what is the fuss about and what is government and the private sector doing about it? Join Megan Brown and Kat Scott as they break down 5G privacy and security with our special guests.

Rick Sofield, a Partner in Wiley’s National Security Practice group, sat down with Loyaan Egal, the Chair of Team Telecom, to discuss evolving national security threats related to communications licenses. Topics include Team Telecom’s role in (i) the White House’s “China Initiative” to manage national security concerns related to China’s investment in telecommunications infrastructure; (ii) national security reviews of submarine cable landing licenses and broadcast licenses; (iii) supply chain regulation, particularly as it relates to Huawei; and (iv) the revocation or termination of existing communications licenses based on changed national security circumstances.

Produced by Wiley in collaboration with SES, EchoStar, and GVF

Listen to the latest episode in the series, discussing the role of satellites in 5G networks, broadband connectivity, and digital inclusion, featuring speakers Jennifer Manner from Echostar, Suzanne Malloy from SES, and Wiley associate Madi Lottenbach.

Wiley’s Amb. David Gross sits down with John Godfrey, Senior VP, Public Policy, Samsung to discuss Samsung’s role in the 5G race and the transformation from 4G to 5G in the United States and abroad.

In this episode of Wiley’s 5G Roadmap podcast series, Amb. David Gross sits down for a conversation with Author and Professor Laura DeNardis to discuss her book “The Internet in Everything: Freedom and Security in a World with No Off Switch.” Please join us on May 7 at 4 PM at Wiley for a continued discussion of “The Internet in Everything.” Contact Polina Wells at [email protected], if you would like to attend.

Peter Fatelnig, the EU lead in the U.S. on digital economy policies, provides his thoughts on the EU’s announcement this week of its AI, data, and digital strategies, in an interview with Wiley attorneys Duane Pozza and Jacquelynn Ruff. He discusses the European Commission’s AI White Paper, how potential AI regulations may be structured in Europe, how global businesses could be affected, other international implications of the proposed data policies, timelines for next steps, and more.

In this episode of Wiley's 5G Roadmap podcast series, we dive into the opportunity and perils of government investment in and purchase of tech and services in a 5G future. Brian Walsh, Tracye Howard, Megan Brown and Hap Rigby from Wiley's national security, telecom, and government contracts practices cover current events, congressional action, R&D grants, and contracting that will be part of the United States' 5G strategy.

In this episode of Wiley Connected, Megan Brown, Kevin Rupy, and Kat Scott discuss the recent passage of the Pallone-Thune TRACED Act, its impact on illegal (and legal) robocalls, and what it means for the broad range of industry stakeholders across the voice and messaging ecosystems, including providers and analytics engines.

Spectrum access will be critical to ensuring that 5G reaches its full potential in the United States.  Join a conversation on 5G spectrum issues with Wiley attorneys Katy Milner Ross and Meredith Singer and Kara Graves, Assistant Vice President, Regulatory Affairs, CTIA.

A Conversation on Equipment Authorization between Wiley attorneys Megan Brown, David Hilliard, and Meredith Singer and Jamie Susskind, VP of Policy and Regulatory Affairs, Consumer Technology Association.