

Navigating laws for civilian cyber corps.
Dec 26, 2024
Michael Razeeq, a 2024 New America #SharetheMicinCyber Fellow, dives into the legal intricacies surrounding civilian cyber corps (C3s) and their vital role in cybersecurity. He discusses how laws across states affect the effectiveness of these volunteer organizations. The podcast also covers a landmark antitrust ruling against Google, assessing its implications for the tech industry. Additionally, there's a conversation about proposed legislation to classify ransomware as a terrorist threat, reflecting broader challenges in cybersecurity and international relations.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Monopoly Verdict: Google Under Antitrust Microscope
03:10 • 20min
Ransomware and Terrorism: Legislative Proposals and Diplomatic Challenges
23:08 • 5min
Exploring Cybersecurity Funding Through a Counterterrorism Lens
28:17 • 2min
Civilian Cyber Corps: Evolution and Impact
29:53 • 11min
Growing Momentum for Civilian Cyber Corps
40:29 • 4min