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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Advocating for an Inclusive Cyber-Civil Rights Polic
 y Agenda\n   for Vulnerable Communities\n   When: Friday\, Aug 9\, 14:00 -
  14:45 PDT\n   Where: LVCC West/Floor 2/W237 - [1]Map\n\n   Description:\n
 \n   Cyber-financial crimes devastate marginalized communities\, robbing\n
    them of economic opportunity and hard earned civil rights. This panel\n
    issues an urgent call to action to cyber advocates: join forces in\n   
 pioneering policy solutions that enhance community resilience against\n   
 these persistent threats to our global community. Our experts go\n   beyon
 d critiquing existing laws to envision groundbreaking models\n   prioritiz
 ing the voices of impacted groups. We'll explore how to\n   effectively am
 plify grassroots initiatives fostering digital awareness\n   and empowerme
 nt from the ground up. This is a roadmap for\n   multi-stakeholder collabo
 ration - uniting policy leaders\, corporate\n   innovators\, government of
 ficials\, hackers\, and advocates. Together we\n   can build robust framew
 orks that embed civil rights into the core of\n   cybersecurity strategy a
 nd implementation.\n\n   Speakers:Nicole Tisdale\,Kemba Walden\,Jacob H Br
 aun\,Elizabeth Eigner\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Nicole Tisdale\, Founder at Advoc
 acy Blueprints\n\n   Nicole Tisdale is a fifteen-year national security ex
 pert and former\n   Director at The White House - National Security Counci
 l and the U.S.\n   Congress' House Committee on Homeland Security. Nicoleâ
 €™s policy\n   expertise encompasses cybersecurity\, counterintelligence\,
  and election\n   security. Nicole founded Advocacy Blueprints\, a policy 
 consulting and\n   advocacy training firm. Her creation and commitment cyb
 er-impact\n   policy is evidenced by her writing The Hidden Injustice of\n
    Cyberattacks for WIRED Magazine and her commitment to civic engagement\
 n   for advocates highlighted in her book “Right to Petition.” She\n  
  serves in several advisor and fellowship positions\, including Aspen\n   
 Digital\, POPVOX Foundation\, and Omidyar Networks.\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Kem
 ba Walden\, President at Paladin Global Institute\n\n   Kemba Walden is Pr
 esident of the Paladin Global Institute and former\n   Acting National Cyb
 er Director at the White House Office of the\n   National Cyber Director (
 ONCD). Kemba also served a decade at the\n   Department of Homeland Securi
 ty (DHS) and three years at Microsoft.\n   Since 2019\, Kemba has been an 
 adjunct professor of information\n   security law and regulatory complianc
 e at Georgetown University’s\n   School of Continuing Studies\, which sh
 e balances with her duties as a\n   member of the Council on Foreign Relat
 ions and Atlantic Council Board\n   of Directors\, as well as co-chair of 
 the Aspen Digital U.S.\n   Cybersecurity Group.\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Jacob H
  Braun\, Acting Principal Deputy National Cyber\n   Director at Office of 
 the National Cyber Director (ONCD)\n\n   Jake Braun served in the White Ho
 use as Acting Principal Deputy\n   National Cyber Director from May 2023 t
 o July 2024. Prior to joining\n   the White House Office of the National C
 yber Director\, he was\n   appointed by President Joseph Biden as Senior C
 ounselor to the\n   Secretary of Homeland Security. Braun is also a lectur
 er at the\n   University of Chicago’s Harris School of Public Policy Stu
 dies and\n   Chairman of the Cyber Policy Initiative there.\n\n   From 200
 9 to 2011\, Braun served as White House Liaison to the U.S.\n   Department
  of Homeland Security. Braun is also co-founder of the DEF\n   CON Voting 
 Machine Hacking Village (Voting Village) hacker\n   conference."\n\n   Spe
 akerBio:  Elizabeth Eigner\, Security Policy Strategist at Microsoft\n\n  
  Elizabeth Eigner is a Security Policy Strategist in Microsoft's Global\n 
   Cybersecurity Policy\, where she oversees its marginalized user\n   prot
 ection initiatives\, tailoring Microsoft’s cybersecurity approach\n   to
  the needs of marginalized communities. Elizabeth also leads\n   Microsoft
 ’s High-risk User and Human Rights Defender Protection\n   initiative. P
 rior to joining Microsoft\, Elizabeth worked at the\n   Washington Technol
 ogy Industry Association (WTIA)\, where she provided\n   policy and strate
 gic guidance on expanding digital access to\n   underserved Washington com
 munities\, and MIT Solve\, Massachusetts\n   Institute of Technology’s s
 ocial impact accelerator\, where she\n   collaborated with tech-based soci
 al entrepreneurs around the world\n   solving challenges related to digita
 l inclusion and equity.\n\n   '\n\n   1. #LVCCW_Level2_North\n\n\n
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LOCATION:PLV - LVCC West/Floor 2/W237
SUMMARY:Advocating for an Inclusive Cyber-Civil Rights Policy Agenda for Vu
 lnerable Communities
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