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ARTICLE · 20 JULY 2016

Jamie Gorelick Discusses The Birth Of Cybersecurity

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Partner Jamie Gorelick, former US Deputy Attorney General during President Bill Clinton's administration, discussed with the Federal Times how the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing changed national security.

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Partner Jamie Gorelick, former US Deputy Attorney General during President Bill Clinton's administration, discussed with the Federal Times how the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing changed national security. The interview showcases Gorelick's presence at the creation of the federal government's cybersecurity efforts as the Internet was emerging as a global force. This unique perspective continues to influence her work for clients as a key member of the firm's Cybersecurity, Privacy and Communications Practice.

After the Oklahoma City attack, Gorelick, as part of a working group of senior administration officials, analyzed broad threats to the nation. They quickly realized that the threat was not just from physical attacks on critical infrastructure but virtual ones as well.

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