2023 proved to be a consequential year in cybersecurity and technology: the release of the national cybersecurity strategy, the proliferation of generative AI products, and emerging conversations about data governance and privacy are just a handful of the topics that come across our news feeds. This upcoming year promises to be just as eventful: the 2024 presidential elections, the rise of AI-enabled cyberattacks, and intensifying effort to fill the cybersecurity workforce gap. How can we make sense of what will realistically be the most consequential issues on the horizon impacting our nation’s cybersecurity? What do policymakers, business leaders, and every-day technology users need to know and do to prepare themselves for 2024?

Join New America’s #ShareTheMicInCyber Fellowship for a fireside chat with Nicole Tisdale, Founder and Principle of Advocacy Blueprints and national security and cybersecurity expert. She has over 14 years of experience in national security at The White House, National Security Council, and the U.S. Congress’ House Committee on Homeland Security, during which she led the creation of a $1 billion dollar cybersecurity grant program and passage of the cyber incident reporting law. She will be speaking with Sam Sabin, Cybersecurity Reporter at Axios, about the cybersecurity threats and issues she’s keeping an eye on, why these threats are consequential to national security and every-day civilians, and what she’s looking forward to in cybersecurity in 2024.