Camille Stewart Gloster

Camille Stewart Gloster, CEO of CAS Strategies and former Deputy National Cyber Director, dives into the complexities of AI leadership amid US-China competition. She discusses how regulations can actually drive innovation rather than stifle it, using examples from cybersecurity. The conversation explores the delicate balance between safety and innovation in AI, stressing the need for effective regulatory frameworks. Gloster also highlights the urgent necessity for global cooperation in AI regulation and the importance of investing in digital skills to keep pace with technological advancements.

Camille Stewart Gloster, Deputy National Cyber Director for Technology & Ecosystem Security from the Office of the National Cyber Director, discusses women in cybersecurity, diversity efforts, and the future. Other topics include governments targeting push notification metadata, GRU cyber activities, Russia's AI-powered influence campaigns, ransomware's financial impacts, and TSA's embrace of AI for security.

Camille Stewart Gloster, former Deputy National Cyber Director and current CEO of CAS Strategies, joins David Rothkopf to tackle the complex interplay between AI innovation and regulation. They discuss how to ensure no nation or person is left behind in the AI race. Camille advocates for inclusive governance, emphasizing the need for global majority countries to have a voice in AI policy. They also call for a world technology bank to address digital inequality and the importance of cohesive strategies amid U.S.-China tech dynamics.

Former Deputy National Cyber Director Camille Stewart Gloster discusses her public service career. Topics include Microsoft's recall, SolarWinds vulnerabilities, Russian hacktivists, LastPass issues, Apple's iPhone security commitment, and FCC's BGP protocol plan.

Simone Petrella interviews Camille Stewart Gloster, Deputy National Cyber Director at The White House, about the cybersecurity workforce and education strategy. They discuss pillars, objectives, challenges, and the importance of skills development, diversity, and collaboration.