Briefing a U.S. House of Representatives Staff Delegation in London

Written By Jimmy Blake

I recently returned from London after briefing a U.S. House of Representatives Staff Delegation alongside Seçil Bilgiç, our Principal Legal Counsel & Data Protection Officer.

The discussion brought together government and industry perspectives on the opportunities and responsibilities that come with strengthening cyber resiliency and privacy, helping both private sector and governmental organisations build resilience and secure AI adoption strategies

Technology is advancing quickly, but one thing is becoming increasingly clear: governments and cybersecurity vendors need to keep collaborating, not just talking past each other from opposite sides of policy and practice. Resiliency and secure AI adoption aren't problems either side can solve alone, and conversations like this one are how that collaboration actually happens, keeping economies afloat and citizens protected.

The perspectives shared here are my own, based on practitioner experience in cyber resilience and incident response, and do not necessarily represent the official views or positions of my employer.
Jimmy Blake

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