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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2019 · 38 MIN

Exploring Cybersecurity and Geopolitics with Chris Bronk

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In this episode, Chris Bronk discusses the geopolitical implications of cybersecurity, including how control of information—and misinformation—impacts international relations. About the guest: Chris Bronk is an assistant professor of computer and information systems and associate director for the Center for Information Security Research and Education at the University of Houston. His research is focused on the area of cyber geopolitics, with additional work in organizational innovation, knowledge management, and intelligence studies. Prior to joining the University of Houston, he was with Rice University's Baker Institute. Previously he worked as a foreign service officer.

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