Smart Cities Talk About Cybersecurity
Cities that truly embrace and foster digital innovation must also responsibly address cybersecurity and privacy risks. Open discussions between the public and private sector are crucial. This is why I am absolutely excited to be a part of the San Jose Cyber Awareness Day on Oct 16th.
The Mayor and his top digital leaders, including the city CIO, CISO, Chief Privacy Officer, and Deputy City manager will be talking about AI and cyber opportunities, and the risks that accompany them. They will be joined by many cybersecurity private sector experts in talks and panels throughout the day. I will be moderating a panel of experts discussing how everyone can safeguard data at home, educate our youth, and sharpen our skills to avoid victimization!
This in-person event is open to everyone!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/city-of-san-jose-cyber-awareness-day-tickets-722887906187
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