Cyber Trends, Policy, Computers and More
Submitted by: Daryl Haegley, Director, Mission Assurance & Cyber Deterrence at Dod
Cyber Trends and Policy Issues
Computers and Code 101
Internet 101
· Jessica McKellar – RuPy 13 – “How the Internet Works”
Offensive Cyber 101
Offensive Cyber 201
Defensive Cyber 201






https://vortragsprofis.de the Dullien talk on Moore's law and cheap complexity caught my attention because that argument explains so much about why patching never seems to get ahead of the problem. It's interesting how a list like this mixes policy talks with CS50 lectures when the underlying gap between understanding systems and governing them keeps showing up everywhere, including in how cybersecurity gets explained to non-technical audiences. The Nate Fick talk about learning to win also seems worth revisiting given how often security gets framed purely as defense.