Dr. Costis Toregas is the director of the Cyber Security and Privacy Research Institute at The George Washington University, where he manages and conducts education, research and service projects in cybersecurity and privacy, and has a courtesy faculty appointment at the GWU Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration. He is also the IT Adviser to the Montgomery County MD County Council. He is a consultant to the National Cybersecurity Training and Education Center and serves on several non-profit boards including the National Cyber League, Ecocity Builders, Women in Cyber Security and is a Trustee of the Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics at UCLA.
Board Governance, Broadband, Civic Engagement, Criminal Justice/Justice, Cybersecurity, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Education, Elections, Government Operations/Innovation, Higher Education, Homeland Security, International Aid and Development, Intergovernmental System/Federalism, Intergovernmental Affairs and Coordination, Labor/Workforce Training and RecruitmentLabor, National Security, Nonprofit/Philanthropy, Science – Research and Development, Social Equity, Technology – Product Development, Transfer, Commercialization, Technology – Telecommunications, Information, Data Security, Urban Affairs
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Academic Faculty, Academic Research, County Management, Enterprise Risk Management, Information Technology, Intergovernmental, Nonprofit / NGO leadership, Organizational Structure/Design/Development, Performance Measurement, Program Evaluation, Risk Management, Strategic Planning
Show Notes:
On this episode, we welcome Costis Toregas, Director of the Cyber Security and Privacy Research Institute at George Washington University and Academy Fellow, to discuss the skills we need to teach students today in cybersecurity, the relationship between AI and cybersecurity, and a potential AI bill of rights.
