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DESCRIPTION:The Schmidt Program hosts a conversation with Anne Neuberger\, 
 former U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Techno
 logy\, on Artificial Intelligence and U.S.-China Cyber Conflict. \n\n \n\n
 Anne Neuberger is an internationally recognized expert in cybersecurity\, 
 risk and emerging technologies. She served as Deputy Assistant to the Pres
 ident and Deputy National Security Advisor in the Biden Administration. In
  that role she had primary responsibility for national policy around cyber
  and emerging technologies\, including quantum\, spectrum and advanced tel
 ecommunications (5G/6G) and components of AI policy. She also initiated an
 d led the successful effort to convene 71 countries to combat trans-nation
 al cyber threats like ransomware\, and money laundering via cryptocurrenci
 es. Prior to this role she served for over a decade at NSA and the Pentago
 n in senior roles where she was responsible for setting strategic directio
 n and guiding operational execution of complex\, global operations. At NSA
 \, she was appointed the civilian deputy director of global intelligence o
 perations (19\,000 plus professionals). Ms. Neuberger also established and
  led the Cybersecurity Directorate (4\,000 people)\, which included NSA’
 s first unclassified organization to share threat information with the pri
 vate sector. In 2013\, she was appointed NSA’s first Chief Risk Officer\
 , following sensitive media disclosures of NSA’s operations. In that rol
 e\, Ms. Neuberger built NSA’s enterprise risk management program and gui
 ded the rebuilding of NSA’s private sector and foreign partner partnersh
 ips thereafter. She was awarded DoD and NSA’s highest civilian awards\, 
 as well as a Presidential rank award.\n\nThis event is co-sponsored by the
  Johnson Center for the Study of American Diplomacy.
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LOCATION:Watson Center\, A74
SUMMARY:AI and U.S.-China Cyber Conflict
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.jackson.yale.edu/event/anne-neuberger-february
 2026
CATEGORIES:Talks and Lectures
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