Stephen Boyd: The Washington Brief interview with Frank Cilluffo

The linkage between private companies that maintain vast data networks and the government agencies and officials that use them is one of several themes raised in a new report from Auburn University’s McCrary Institute of Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure.

The report, “Securing America’s Digital Future: A Bipartisan Roadmap for the Next Administration” is tailor made for the next occupants of the White House and the newly installed leaders of a host of acronym agencies critical to digital security.

…The Institute is led by Frank Cilluffo, whose work in homeland security dates back to the days after the September 11, 2001 attacks when President Bush appointed him to the Office of Homeland Security to focus on counterterrorism. Since then, Cilluffo has become a well-known leader in Washington’s cyber community.

With the election around the corner, we had the opportunity to catch up to discuss the Report’s release.