Execs at TikTok, Microsoft and more offer their opinions on a range of cybersecurity topics during video discussion

Government organization Enterprise Ireland, which is responsible for the development and growth of Irish enterprises in world markets, put on a cybersecurity panel discussion yesterday tackling a wide range of subjects as it relates to cybersecurity, private and public sector roles and responsibilities, and even managing cybersecurity for organizations with a huge global reach operating in multiple countries.

This conversation included cybersecurity experts Roland Cloutier, CSO of TikTok, Ann Johnson, CVP, Business Development - Security, Compliance & Identity at Microsoft, Richard Browne, Director of Ireland's National Cyber Security Centre, and Melissa Hathaway, President of Hathaway Global Strategies LLC who formerly spearheaded the Cyberspace Policy Review for President Barack Obama & lead the Comprehensive National Cyber Security Initiative (CNCI) for President George W. Bush.

Each expert brought a unique and sometimes differing perspective to this important conversation regarding cybersecurity, plans of action, roles and responsibilities and more. Some of the topics addressed were if tech companies should take more responsibility for how their solutions are used; who should be involved in the liability and response to cyber incidents; and what government's role is in all of this.

To view a recording of this educational discussion, visit https://register.gotowebinar.com/recording/2940359484798659086.

Maggie Shein was Editor in Chief at Security magazine. She has been writing, editing and creating content for the security industry since 2004. She has an experienced background in publishing, communications, content creation and management. Within her role at Security, Maggie handled the overall direction of the brand, organized and executed the annual conference, facilitated Solutions by Sector webinars, researched and wrote exclusive cover stories, managed social media, and authored the monthly Security Talk column. She has both an undergraduate degree and master's degree in journalism.

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