Victoria Dillon

@victoriadillon.bsky.social

Tech, cyber, comms and #buffalove. Former Assistant National Cyber Director for Public Affairs at the White House, current McCrary Institute Chief Comms Officer

HAPPENING NOW: McCrary Institute Director Frank Cilluffo is testifying before the House Intelligence Committee (HPSCI). In a rare open session titled "Confronting the Next Generation of Threats 25 Years After 9/11," he's outlining how US security must evolve for emerging threats.

A panel of four expert witnesses, including Frank Cilluffo, standing at the witness table in a Congressional hearing room with their right hands raised to be sworn in before giving testimony. Placards on the table identify the witnesses, with an audience seated behind them.A close-up view of Frank Cilluffo speaking animatedly into a microphone while seated at the witness table during a Congressional hearing. He is wearing glasses, a dark suit, a light blue shirt, and a red and blue striped tie. A placard in front of him reads "Mr. Frank Cilluffo, McCrary Institute at Auburn University," alongside a red digital timer and water bottles. Several audience members are seated in the background listening to his testimony.

Yesterday, our Director Frank Cilluffo testified to a House Homeland Security Committee subcommittee on the opportunities and policy questions ahead as we look to increase the use of offensive cyber capabilities. Excellent roundup of the hearing reported by Threat Beat threatbeat.com/time-is-not-...

‘Time is not on our side’ to field offensive cyber capabilities, experts warn House committee

The scale and sophistication of foreign adversaries targeting critical infrastructure have made it imperative that offensive cyber be added to our cybersecurity arsenal.

threatbeat.com

I met President Carter on a flight from Atlanta to DC. He introduced himself to every single passenger with a handshake & unassuming hello. A brief interaction revealed what we’ve all come to know about him-he was kind, generous, unfailing compassionate, a leader that left the nation he loved better

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