“We forget the most important thing there is that we have to do – all we have to do is look for pin points, vulnerabilities, places where it could hurt – and then watch how long it takes for hackers to get in via our incidents”

“We see cyber which has been an ongoing
part of the daily competition between
nations, now clearly will be part of conflict
between nations.”

“Did the incident decimate us? Was it an extinction event? No. So did we have to hide from it? No. Was it painful? Absolutely yes. But it really did kind of help set up a model we hope that helps others for the future.”

“This is our vision: like-minded countries, working together to ensure the global community can gain the benefits of cyberspace and avoid the harms that instability brings.”

“If we look at adversity in the right way, we can harness its power to compel us all to do more in our industry, to fight a common adversary together. Adversity leveraged in the right way can only make us stronger, forcing us to focus on the outcomes that our cyber defenders need the most.”

“Take every incident, every compromise like it’s going to be your last. Take it seriously.”

“Cybersecurity will use AI for both attack and defense, however, you need to have a human in the loop to make the decision on who gets targeted.”

“When you think about the threats we’re facing, that’s where they are- attacks against elections, attacks against integrity. There’s someone manipulating the data. These things are going to become true, and very real, and very physical. There’s a world of difference between your spreadsheet crashes and you lose your data, or your car crashes and you lose your life. It might be same CPU, the same software, the same vulnerability, but wildly different consequences.”