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Can Government Cybersecurity Policies Balance Security, Trade Innovation? SESSION ID: PNG-T07 Moderator: Danielle Kriz Director, Global Cybersecurity Policy Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) Panelists: Allan Friedman, PhD Jon Boyens Visiting Scholar, Cyber Security Policy Senior Advisor for Information Security Research Institute School of Engineering, U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology George Washington University Masahiro Uemura Alexander Dewdney Director, Office of IT Security Policy Counselor for Cyber Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, British Embassy, Washington DC Government of Japan Danielle Kriz (ITI): Panel overview  Governments are increasingly prioritizing cybersecurity  Governments are proposing or enacting strategies, policies, laws, and regulations related to cybersecurity (mandates on cryptography, security standards, CIIP, supply chain risk management, etc)  Some policies focus on governments’ own use of IT (e.g. gov’t procurement), and others on regulating their commercial markets  Governments have important roles to play in cybersecurity  But some policies interrupt trade and innovation  Can we come to an appropriate balance? #RSAC Presenter’s Company Logo – replace on master slide 2 Allan Friedman (GWU): Cybersecurity and Trade- National Policies, Global and Local Consequences [Sept. 2013]  WHY? Cybersecurity is different from other trade issues  CONTEXT: Lessons from similar issues  CONSEQUENCES