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ARTICLE · 16 FEBRUARY 2015

White House Summit On Cybersecurity And Consumer Protection

Many of the nation's leading cyber, data and privacy experts convened today at a White House Summit at Stanford University to discuss ways to improve our nation's cybersecurity.

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Christopher DeLacy is a Partner in Holland & Knight's Washington, D.C. office

Many of the nation's leading cyber, data and privacy experts convened today at a White House Summit at Stanford University to discuss ways to improve our nation's cybersecurity. During the summit, President Obama signed an executive order to promote private sector cybersecurity information sharing. The summit focused on the following key areas:

  • Public-Private Partnerships
  • Protecting Consumers
  • Making good security part of good business
  • Securing payment systems

Summit participants also explored information sharing, law enforcement issues, international cooperation, moving beyond passwords for authentication, and what's next in the word on technology security. Speakers included: President Barack Obama, Lisa Monaco of the National Security Council, Jeff Zients of the National Economic Council, Jeh Johnson – the Secretary of Homeland Security, Penny Pritzker – the Secretary

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