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Chair: Lilly Pijnenburg Muller
Speakers: Dr Eugenio Lilli
Election interference and the global coronavirus pandemic have focused people’s attention on the complex link between cybersecurity and national security. In this talk, Dr Eugenio Lilli will explore ways in which the private sector can contribute to a country’s effort to deter malicious cyber-activities. Whilst this is a critical aspect of national security, Dr Lilli will argue that private-sector cybersecurity activities could also create a number of security, legal and moral issues whose importance should not be overlooked.
Dr Lilli's talk will be followed by a discussion with Dr Tim Stevens (War Studies) and a public Q&A.
Biography
Dr Eugenio Lilli is program coordinator of the MA in American Politics and Foreign Policy at University College Dublin. His research focuses on how advancements in information and communications technology affect national security in the areas of defence, homeland security and foreign policy, with particular reference to the United States. Dr Lilli received his PhD in War Studies at King’s College London.
This event will be held on Zoom. Please register via Zoom, all registered attendees will receive an email with access information.
At this event
Reader in International Security
Research Associate (Postdoctoral Research Fellow)