CIA or CEO: Should business be responsible for protecting national security?

Presenter Information

Jamie CrandalFollow

Class

Article

Graduation Year

2017

College

Jon M. Huntsman School of Business

Department

Management Department

Faculty Mentor

Shannon Peterson

Presentation Type

Poster Presentation

Abstract

As technology advances businesses are being called upon to take an active role in helping protect national security. Businesses at the forefront of encryption and hacking technologies have the option to aid or subvert the intelligence community by sharing breakthrough technology in the interest of the public good; but is it in their best interest to do so? There will be a clash between the intelligence community and the private sector, but what we need to know is how that clash will play out and what paths forward will most positively and negatively affect the private sector.

Location

Room 101

Start Date

4-13-2017 9:00 AM

End Date

4-13-2017 10:15 AM

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CIA or CEO: Should business be responsible for protecting national security?

Room 101

As technology advances businesses are being called upon to take an active role in helping protect national security. Businesses at the forefront of encryption and hacking technologies have the option to aid or subvert the intelligence community by sharing breakthrough technology in the interest of the public good; but is it in their best interest to do so? There will be a clash between the intelligence community and the private sector, but what we need to know is how that clash will play out and what paths forward will most positively and negatively affect the private sector.