Reviews
"In this thoughtful work, an interdisciplinary team led by Larry Clinton provides their expertise across a broad range of critical infrastructure sectors to propose a new course for public and private sector partnership to better secure our critical infrastructure from cyber incidents." — Brigadier General (ret) Gregory Touhill, Director CERT Software Engineering Institute Carnegie Mellon University former Chief Information Security Officer for the US Government, Former Asst. Secretary Cybersecurity at DHS
"A must read for policy makers, operators, thought leaders and business leaders. Incremental change within the cybersecurity ecosystem has been mostly ineffective. The authors clearly articulate both the need for a new strategic approach as well as a roadmap..." — Rear Admiral (Ret.) Mike Brown, President Spinniker Security LLC Former Dept. Secretary for Cybersecurity and Communications DHS
"Over the last decade, corporate boards have increasingly understood [cybersecurity] as a strategic issue blending technology & economics into the organizational mission…. Fixing Cybersecurity translates many of the lessons learned for use in government." — Erin Essenmacher, former President of the National Association of Corporate Directors
"Anyone interested in creating effective cybersecurity policy should pay attention to this book. Fixing Cybersecurity provides a wide range of policy proposals for improving our cybersecurity [and] convincingly argues for alternatives that go beyond the purely technical." — Michael Daniel, President CEO Cyber threat Alliance Former Special Assistant to President Obama and Cybersecurity Coordinator for the National Security Council
"If your goal is to gain real insights from well-known experts such as Larry Clinton into some of America's most serious looming cybersecurity challenges, then this new book is a must read." — Dr. Edward Amoroso, Member NSA Advisory Board, Chief Executive Officer, TAG Cyber
Research Professor, NYU
"A must read for policy makers, operators, thought leaders and business leaders. Incremental change within the cybersecurity ecosystem has been mostly ineffective. The authors clearly articulate both the need for a new strategic approach and a roadmap." — Rear Adm. (Ret.) Mike Brown, President of Spinnaker Security LLC, and former deputy assistant secretary of cybersecurity and communications, US Department of Homeland Security, 2008—10
"Anyone interested in creating effective cybersecurity policy should pay attention to this book.Fixing American Cybersecurity provides a wide range of policy proposals for improving our cybersecurity and convincingly argues for alternatives that go beyond the purely technical." — Michael Daniel, President and CEO, Cyber Threat Alliance, and former cybersecurity coordinator, Executive Office of the President
"In this thoughtful work, an interdisciplinary team led by Larry Clinton provides expertise across a broad range of critical infrastructure sectors to propose a new course for public and private sector partnership to better secure our critical infrastructure from cyber incidents." — Brigadier General (Ret.) Gregory Touhill, irector of the CERT Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, former chief information security officer for the US government, and former deputy assistant secretary for cybersecurity and communications at the Department of Homeland Security, 2014—16
"Over the last decade, corporate boards have increasingly understood cybersecurity as a strategic issue blending technology and economics into the organizational mission. Fixing American Cybersecurity translates many of the lessons learned for use in government." — Erin Essenmacher, Former president and CSO, the National Association of Corporate Directors
