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Andy Ozment is the Chief Technology Risk Officer and EVP at Capital One. Before that he was Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and Partner at Goldman Sachs and worked for the US Department of Homeland Security beginning in April 2014. He is a specialist in cybersecurity policy with experience in operational computer security and academic research on security economics. Early in his career, Ozment was one of 40 winners nationwide of the 2002 Marshall Scholarship award.
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- Registration is open for ICANN 74! ICANN is advising those who wish to attend in person to register promptly. You can register here.
- On May 13, the European Council and the European Parliament agreed to strengthen EU-wide cybersecurity and resilience in the form of a revised directive, called "NIS2," which will replace the existing legislation on cybersecurity from July 2016.
- On May 15-16, the second U.S.-E.U. Trade and Technology Council (TTC) summit took place in Paris. The first meeting was held in Pittsburgh, PA, in September 2021.
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