Lawfare Executive Editor Natalie Orpett and Cyber Fellow Eugenia Lostri join Rational Security to discuss the disqualification of Trump's candidacy in Colorado, the impact of Houthi attacks on global commerce, and the new Argentine president. They also share object lessons and a mulled wine recipe.

On March 2, the Biden administration released its long-awaited National Cybersecurity Strategy. The new strategy comes more than two years after President Biden took office and sets out a bold vision to achieve a more cyber-secure future by the end of the decade. Lawfare Legal Fellow Saraphin Dhanani sat down with our in-house cyber experts, Lawfare’s Senior Editor Stephanie Pell and Fellow in Tech Policy and Law Eugenia Lostri, to discuss the strategy and their latest piece published on Lawfare, titled “The Biden-Harris Administration Releases New National Cybersecurity Strategy.” Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Anna Bower, a legal expert on Trump trials, Eugenia Lostri, specializing in cybercrime and international law, and Roger Parloff, who analyzes the Trump cases, dive into hot topics. They discuss the implications of Trump’s potential re-election amid ongoing legal challenges and how these could impact accountability regarding January 6th. The conversation also highlights the Biden administration's push for a UN cybercrime convention, weighing concerns about human rights against the regulatory needs for international cybercrime.

Quinta Jurecic, Eugenia Lostri, Alan Rozenshtein, Kevin Frazier, and Kate Klonick delve into pressing tech policy matters as they relate to the 2024 election. They unpack former President Trump's and Vice President Harris's tech positions, tackling issues like content moderation, cybersecurity, and TikTok regulations. The conversation explores the transformative shifts in AI policy between administrations and the bipartisan approaches to antitrust laws in big tech. The potential impacts of these policies on national security and individual data privacy also take center stage.

Join Anastasiia Lapatina, a Lawfare Senior Editor and Ukraine fellow, along with Eugenia Lostri, who offers sharp analysis on national security. They dive into Ukraine's strategies in the ongoing conflict, the implications of Israel's anticipated response to Iranian threats, and the risks posed by Chinese hackers on U.S. telecommunications. The discussion balances humor with critical insights, tackling everything from geopolitical tensions to the privacy of personal data amidst global turmoil.

Join Kevin Frazier, Eugenia Lostri, and Benjamin Wittes as they dive into vital national security discussions. They unpack the 2024 presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and its implications for national security. The trio analyzes recent justice department actions against Russian misinformation efforts. As they reflect on the legacy of 9/11, they weave in personal anecdotes and explore the evolving landscape of foreign influence in elections and the pressing need for data privacy protection.

Walt Hickey, Deputy Editor for Data and Analysis at Insider News and author of 'You Are What You Watch,' teams up with Eugenia Lostri, a Fellow in Technology Policy and Law. They delve into how media shapes societal values and personal aspirations. Discussion highlights include the collaboration between Hollywood and institutions like the military and CIA, and how films influence public perception and policy. They also explore the cultural reflections of vampire myths and the role of media in shaping narratives around space exploration.

In this insightful discussion, Eugenia Lostri, a Lawfare Fellow specializing in Technology Policy, and Esteban Carisimo, a Postdoctoral Researcher at Northwestern University, delve into Venezuela's troubling digital landscape post-elections. They analyze how internet censorship fuels protests and stifles dissent, contrasting Venezuela's infrastructure with other Latin American nations. The duo also addresses the urgent need for investment to improve connectivity while emphasizing the essential role of resilient networks in defending democratic values and human rights.

Eugenia Lostri, a Fellow in Technology Policy and Law, and Justin Sherman, CEO of Global Cyber Strategies, delve into the concept of 'security by design.' They discuss the shift in responsibility for security from users to tech companies and emphasize the importance of integrating security into the tech development process. The duo critiques the complexities of 'security by default' and advocates for a proactive approach, highlighting real-world examples, the challenges of scalability across organizations, and the need for collaboration among cybersecurity and tech teams.

Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal journalist recently freed in a prisoner swap, joins Paul Whelan, a long-time detainee, along with Washington Post's Shane Harris and technology policy expert Eugenia Lostri. They delve into the intricate motivations behind the swap between the U.S. and Russia, discussing the implications for international relations. The group also reflects on the personal commitment involved in these negotiations and the emotional toll on families, especially with President Biden’s active role in securing the release.