A popular misconception about the EU's General Data Protection Regulation is that it protects privacy. It does not.
We must walk the talk.
Your position is it's not good for Europeans?
The United States cannot afford to be missing from important international forums on ICT issues.
Was the GDPR a statute enacted by the European Parliament or was it written by a regulatory agency?
We owe many of the cutting edge products and services we enjoy today to the Internet economy.
Is it not for Americans either?
Unfortunately, our leadership is being jeopardized by this Administration.
We need to show leadership in this area so there are alternatives and this doesn't become a global standard.
Are the panelists all in agreement on the concept of a Cyber NATO?
We didn't have a doctrine in 1963 until it happened, did we, Secretary Chertoff?