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padding-in line-end: 4px;"> (mailto:yanross7@gmail.com)yanross7@gmail.com (mailto:y anross7@gmail.com)\nTo:staylor326@aol.com (mailto:staylor326@aol.com)" data -test-id="message-to" style="outline: none !important;"> (mailto:staylor 326@aol.com)staylor326@aol.com (mailto:staylor326@aol.com)\nCc:donstanger@a ol.com (mailto:donstanger@aol.com)" data-test-id="message-to" style="outlin e: none !important;">Don STANGER,jacklrubin@yahoo.com (mailto:jacklrubin @yahoo.com)" data-test-id="message-to" style="outline: none !important;"> ;Jack Rubin,f16jack@hotmail.com" data-test-id="message-to" style="outline: none !important;">Jack Kelley\nFri, Aug 9 at 6:19 PM\nThanks for your pr ompt and positive response, Steve!\n \nI'd like to take the Tuesday, Septem ber 3rd slot.  We can ease back down from the holiday weekend.\n \nOne clar ification: Arizona doesn't participate in Daylight Savings Time, so until t he clocks go back in the autumn, we're an hour behind Utah in MST.  You wro te 7:00 a.m. MST, and that's fine (assuming you mean 8:00 a.m. in UT).\n \n My presentation for this group is really a string of topics based on my pro fessional journey.  I'll start with some background on my education, milita ry service, working as Counsel to the House of Representatives Banking Comm ittee, on the Board of the Inter-American Development Bank, and then privat e law practice, all leading to my current semi-retired status editing Cyber Defense Magazine and providing strategic consulting services for SMEs.\n \ nEach of these experiences contributed to my current activities in cybersec urity, critical infrastructure assurance, risk management (including the de veloping area of cyber risk insurance), and social commentary.\n \nI'll cov er the interconnectedness of the various applications affecting our daily l ives, some of the challenges and responses, and developing threats.\n \nI  will provide a variety of examples of how vulnerabilities in Information Te chnology (IT) and Operating Technology (OT) are being addressed -- some mor e effectively than others.\n \nMy presentation is not dependent on slides a nd graphs, and it's not linear -- that is, I can handle questions using the "CHAT" facility on Zoom, then return to the points I want to make.\n \nI c an say that in general I will avoid getting into political implications, un less there are questions opening those doors.\n \nI will, however, offer so me observations (with cybersecurity implications) on such current developme nts as the recent Supreme Court ruling overturning the "Chevron Deference" precedent and its effect on regulatory powers -- and how they will likely i mpact cybersecurity  practices.  If there's time and interest, I may addres s some conflicting government priorities and how they create winners and lo sers in the economy (and especially in the 16 sectors of critical infrastru cture).\n \nAs you may have surmised, I expect to be talking with an audien ce of both current and retired professionals, who have both experience and the ability to learn from new and differing perspectives on what's going on out there in what passes for the real world.\n \nLest this seem too dry, I will (in moderation) inject some humor with stories that illustrate the st ations along my own journey, from government service to private practice, t o M&A and antitrust principles, to educational endeavors, to identity t heft risk management, to privacy concerns, to critical infrastructure, to c ybersecurity, to artificial intelligence, and beyond (including a few fuzzy predictions).\n \nOf course, I'm open to any suggestions you or other LSDM members may have in advance.\n \nBest wishes to all,\nYan\n \n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Hat tip:  Don

Yan Ross 

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Cc:donstanger@aol.com" data-test-id="message-t o" style="outline: none !important;">Don STANGER,jacklrubin@yahoo.com" data-test-id="message-to" style="o utline: none !important;">Jack Rubin,f16jack@hotmail.com" data-test-id="message-to" style="outline: none ! important;">Jack Kelley

Fri, Aug 9 at 6:19 PM

Thanks for your prompt and positive response, Steve!

&n bsp;

I'd like to take the Tuesday, September 3rd slot.  We can e ase back down from the holiday weekend.

 

One clarificatio n: Arizona doesn't participate in Daylight Savings Time, so until the clock s go back in the autumn, we're an hour behind Utah in MST.  You wrote 7:00 a.m. MST, and that's fine (assuming you mean 8:00 a.m. in UT).

& nbsp;

My presentation for this group is really a string of topics bas ed on my professional journey.  I'll start with some background on my education, military service, working as Counsel to the House of Representat ives Banking Committee, on the Board of the Inter-American Development Bank , and then private law practice, all leading to my current semi-retired sta tus editing Cyber Defense Magazine and providing strategic consulting servi ces for SMEs.

 

Each of these experiences contributed to m y current activities in cybersecurity, critical infrastructure assurance, r isk management (including the developing area of cyber risk insurance), and social commentary.

 

I'll cover the interconnectedness of the various applications affecting our daily lives, some of the challenges and responses, and developing threats.

 

I  will pro vide a variety of examples of how vulnerabilities in Information Technology (IT) and Operating Technology (OT) are being addressed -- some more effect ively than others.

 

My presentation is not dependent on s lides and graphs, and it's not linear -- that is, I can handle questions us ing the "CHAT" facility on Zoom, then return to the points I want to make.< /p>

 

I can say that in general I will avoid getting into poli tical implications, unless there are questions opening those doors.

& nbsp;

I will, however, offer some observations (with cybersecurity im plications) on such current developments as the recent Supreme Court ruling overturning the "Chevron Deference" precedent and its effect on regulatory powers -- and how they will likely impact cybersecurity  practices.&n bsp; If there's time and interest, I may address some conflicting governmen t priorities and how they create winners and losers in the economy (and esp ecially in the 16 sectors of critical infrastructure).

 

A s you may have surmised, I expect to be talking with an audience of both cu rrent and retired professionals, who have both experience and the ability t o learn from new and differing perspectives on what's going on out there in what passes for the real world.

 

Lest this seem too dry, I will (in moderation) inject some humor with stories that illustrate the stations along my own journey, from government service to private practice, to M&A and antitrust principles, to educational endeavors, to identity theft risk management, to privacy concerns, to critical infrastructure, to cybersecurity, to artificial intelligence, and beyond (including a few fuz zy predictions).

 

Of course, I'm open to any suggestions you or other LSDM members may have in advance.

 

Best wish es to all,

Yan

 

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