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Introduction
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How do you deal with disinformation campaigns
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How do you work with social media companies
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Do you find the social media companies responsive
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How confident are you in protecting the DNC
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How do you avoid false alarms
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Should the federal government be doing this
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Who is to blame
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How to counter misinformation
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Regulation of social media
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The bottom line
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Are you afraid of China
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Lack of trust in institutions
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Working with international partners
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Why cant it all be the same
Description:
Explore the frontlines of cybersecurity and its impact on democracy in this 18-minute Web Summit conference talk. Delve into strategies for combating disinformation campaigns, collaborating with social media companies, and safeguarding political institutions. Examine the challenges of avoiding false alarms, the role of federal government, and the complexities of regulating social media. Gain insights on countering misinformation, addressing the lack of trust in institutions, and the importance of international partnerships in the fight against cyber threats. Consider the global implications, including concerns about China's influence, and discuss potential solutions for preserving democratic processes in the digital age.

Fighting on the Front Line of the Cyber War

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