CISPA makes an encore appearance after the 2013 SOTU address. President Barack Obama recently signed an executive order putting the wheels in motion for a voluntary cybersecurity Framework of standards for information sharing between public and private sectors. TIA NOW talks with Bob Dix, VP of Govt. Affairs and Critical Infrastructure Protection at Juniper Networks about how this Framework will impact the ICT industry.
TIA NOW speaks with two members of the TIA CTO Roundtable hosted by Dell in Austin, Texas.
President Obama’s second term is on the minds of tech policy makers and industry stakeholders as a myriad of issues hang in the balance. From cybersecurity and regulations to taxes and start-ups, ICT technologies are expected to catapult the US economy out of the red.
This edition of “The List” will drill down the details of the impending Executive Order on cybersecurity by President Barack Obama. On the show to give us his perspective on what is truth and what is tale about the administration’s "EO" is Bob Dix, Vice President of Government Affairs & Critical Infrastructure Protection at Juniper Networks.
It appears that Congress is working together to sign a cybersecurity bill by week's end. How do CISPA, the Secure IT Act and the 2012 Cybersecurity Act all work to keep cyberspace safe?
A cybersecurity bill has been on the cutting room floor for months, but can Congress get something signed before summer's out?
New products and services in the marketplace opens up new vertical segments for the industry, but are we ready for the tidal wave of content that our consumer culture demands?
In the midst of all the work going into TIA’s 2012 event, Inside the Network, and no shortage of issues to face on the Hill, TIA NOW has the opportunity to visit with our own Danielle Coffey, Vice President of Government Affairs at TIA, to discuss what's in store for ICT policy.
We started the debate over privacy rights with the SOPA and PIPA initiatives, and now upon the recent passing of the CISPA bill in the House and the impending Senate bills on cybersecurity, there is no shortage of opinions on information sharing and privacy.
Representative Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD), ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, spoke at the TIA Cybersecurity Breakfast on Wednesday, April 26, to discuss the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act.
Washington is on the path to creating more jobs, encouraging innovation and allowing SMBs to enter the market on a level playing field. Gautham Nagesh of Congressional Quarterly and Brooks Boliek of Politico join TIA NOW to give their insight into the latest from Capitol Hill and how new legislation affects American companies here and abroad.
Capitol Hill is getting aggressive on cybersecurity and TIA member Juniper Networks testified this week at a House Energy Subcommittee hearing. Bob Dix, VP of Government Affairs and Critical Infrastructure Protection for Juniper will talk to TIA NOW about the hearing and what we can do as an industry to protect ourselves.
Get all of the latest from Capitol Hill on everything in telecom.
This discussion provides an overview of issues facing the economic and business climate in India as well as some important technology and trade policy issues facing the world’s second largest telecommunications market.
