Keith Krach, chairman of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy, and former Under Secretary of State, joined the nationally syndicated Hugh Hewitt show to discuss the recent addition of House and Senate leaders to the Global Tech Security Commission.
Krach emphasizes the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors to address the challenges of cybersecurity. He notes that the threats facing the tech industry are constantly evolving, and that no one company or government can solve these problems on their own. Krach also highlights some of the specific initiatives that the GTSC is working on, including developing best practices for supply chain security and promoting the adoption of more secure technologies, such as quantum encryption.
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