The University of Pittsburgh will be hosting a panel on Russian Hacking on Thursday, February 2nd, from 1:30pm to 4:30pm. At this event, several panelists will discuss a variety of topics, including: Russian activities in cyberspace, U.S. and Russian views on cyber tool usage, U.S. response to Russian activities, and Russia’s possible effect on the U.S. presidential election.
There will four panelists at this event:
- Andrei Soldatov, a Russian investigative journalist and security services expert
- Ellen Nakashima, a national security reporter for The Washington Post
- Luke Dembosky, a former Deputy District Attorney General for National Security and former U.S. Department of Justice representative at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow
- Keith Mularski, a Supervisory Special Agent for the FBI in Pittsburgh
The event will be streamed live at law.pitt.edu/cybertalk. Students can only attend the event at the University of Pittsburgh if they have already registered for it. Registration for the event closed yesterday, January 30th. However, everyone is welcome to watch the event live through the link above.
For more information, there is a flyer posted below.
CIS @ RMU 