William Lucyshyn

Government, at all levels, spends trillions of tax dollars each year on goods and services.  The increasing complex interplay of acquiring, maintaining, and securing these goods and services remains a fundamental supporting activity. To do so government acquisition must be managed and secured in an effective and efficient manner throughout the entire acquisition cycle, from requirements development, through sustainment and disposal.

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• Center for Governance of Technology and Systems
• Leadership & Management
• Cyber Policy Initiative

The increasing integration of technology into the complex human processes they support poses a growing challenge to policy makers. While governments have increasingly focused on the range of strategic impacts cyber-attacks can generate, including significant disruptions to critical infrastructure, policy makers have struggled with ways to quantify risk these systems generate. This challenge arises in part by the inability to assess strategic impact across many independent but related organizations that support critical public services, as well as data to address the likelihood these events might occur.

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• Center for Governance of Technology and Systems
• Leadership & Management
• Cyber Policy Initiative

How can policymakers tackle governance challenges in the face of rapid technological change?

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• International Policy
• Science & Technology Policy Initiative