On Feb. 14, Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson, joined by National Protection and Programs Director Deputy Under Secretary for Cybersecurity Dr. Phyllis Schneck, will travel to Atlanta to participate in a roundtable discussion with students at Georgia Tech’s Information Security Center on developing the next generation of cybersecurity leaders and the Department’s efforts to attract the best and brightest cyber talent.

An analysis of the benefits and effectiveness of such incentives, and whether the incentives would require legislation or can be provided under existing law and authorities to participants in the Program.

Welcome, Minister Clare, Minister Collins, Secretary May, and Minister Blaney, and thank you for the opportunity to host this Ministerial of our five countries. As allies and economic partners, our five countries have a successful history of cooperation in addressing issues – from increased security to facilitated movement of goods and people.

Cybersecurity insurance is designed to mitigate losses from a variety of cyber incidents, including data breaches, business interruption, and network damage.