Cyber Space with John Carlin (ft. John Demers)

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🗓️ 5 June 2020

⏱️ 80 minutes

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“Cyber Space” is a new forthcoming podcast for members of CAFE Insider, where host John Carlin, former head of the Justice Department’s National Security Division, will engage leaders from the government and the private sector to explore and make sense of issues at the intersection of cyber, law, and policy. In this special episode, Carlin speaks with his successor at the Justice Department, Assistant Attorney General John Demers. The conversation covers a wide range of issues, including: The civil unrest sweeping the nation and the DOJ’s approach to domestic terrorism and the possibility of foreign involvement in inciting violence during the protests. The provisions that led the DOJ to pull its support for legislation to authorize FISA authorities and the reforms undertaken after Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s reports. The debate over encryption technology and the consequences of law enforcement’s inability to access communications between terrorism suspects. The prosecutions targeting China’s cyber espionage and the rationale behind indicting state actors who are unlikely to ever show in court. To become a member of CAFE Insider, head to cafe.com/insider and get a free two-week trial. For updates on new episodes and to receive the free weekly CAFE Brief sign up at cafe.com/brief For additional show notes, head to cafe.com/bonus-podcast/cyber-space-with-john-carlin-ft-john-demers/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:57.5	Hey folks, pre here. It is a precarious time in our country. The civil unrest combined
1:02.9	with the economic uncertainty and the challenges created by the pandemic have further endangered
1:07.1	our national security. In the meantime, the United States continues to confront efforts
1:11.4	to undermine our democracy, our economy, and our way of life. Increasingly, our adversaries
1:16.5	are using cyber capabilities to weaken America and our allies. Today, I'm excited to bring
1:20.9	you a special episode of a new podcast we are starting from members of Cafe Insider.
1:25.4	It's called CyberSpace, and it's hosted by my friend, recent guest of stay tuned, and
1:29.8	renowned cyber and national security expert, John Carlin. John led the Justice Department's
1:34.5	National Security Division under President Obama, and prior to that, served as chief of
1:38.6	staff and senior counsel to then FBI director Robert Mueller. He is currently a partner
1:43.2	at Morrison and Forrester, where he chairs the firm's global risk and crisis management
1:47.3	group. He also leads the Aspen Institute Cybersecurity Group.
1:51.3	John and I have teamed up to keep the country safe in our previous jobs, and now I'm happy
1:55.3	we're working together to keep the country informed. On Wednesday, he spoke with his successor
1:59.7	at the Department of Justice, Assistant Attorney General John Demers. It's a fascinating
2:04.7	conversation that spans a wide variety of issues, including the threat of civil unrest, domestic
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