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EPISODE · May 13, 2024 · 12 MIN

Former Navy cybersecurity director Kathleen Creighton: Data is the new oil; we must protect it

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In this VISION by Protiviti podcast, Perry Keating, Managing Director and President of Protiviti Government Services, speaks with Kathleen Creighton, former director of cybersecurity for the US. Navy, about global threats, emerging tech, AI, the next generation of talent and how the private sector plays into national security. Creighton retired from the U.S. Navy in 2021 following a 33-year career—including six years as a Rear Admiral—where she designed cybersecurity, IT and cloud strategy policy and governance for 607,000 Navy personnel. Currently, she is Independent Director for the ManTech Corporation, the West Bend Mutual Insurance Company and the Military Women’s Memorial.You can visit Kathleen Creighton’s LinkedIn page here: www.linkedin.com/in/kathleen-creighton-36b4b1a0/You can visit Perry Keating’s LinkedIn page here: www.linkedin.com/in/perrykeating/To see more content on the future of government and other megatrends, please visit VISION by Protiviti at vision.protiviti.com and subscribe.

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