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Bossert Outlines Administration Stance On Cyber Deterrence, Norms, And IT Modernization

Wednesday, March 22nd, 2017

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President Trump’s advisor for homeland security explained the new administration’s perspectives on cyber deterrence, maintaining norms, and information technology (IT) modernization at an event March 15.Thomas Bossert, assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism, gave the keynote at a Center for Security Studies and International Security (CSIS) cybersecurity summit, using it to introduce the priorities of the administration.He said the U.S. has not previously put together a serious deterrent strategy. The administration’s idea will “take the Cabinet, bring them…

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