2. 2 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 Chatham House Rule “Participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed.” All dialogue is UNCLASSIFIED

3. 3 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 Dealing With Today’s Asymmetric Threat  Symposia series began in 2008  Dialogue on issues critical to national security  Pro bono, educational, and non-political public service events

4. 4 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 Symposia Series 2008-2013

5. 5 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 Transcending Battlefields Silicon Shadows Iron

6. 6 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 What If…  No phone service?  No news?  No water?  No transportation?  No basics? August 2003 Northeast Blackout

7. 7 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 A Nation Disrupted August 2003  55 million people  8 NE states and Canada  100 power plants  $7-10 billion in losses 2013  40% of DHS hacking cases in energy sector  Industrial control systems of energy firms attacked

8. 8 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 The Spectrum of Reliance and Vulnerability

9. 9 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 A Global Challenge

10. 10 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 A National Imperative

11. 11 | Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Critical Infrastructure Strategies for National Security | October 1, 2014 Panels The All-Hazards Approach to Preparedness Electromagnetic Spectrum Dominance Keynotes Maj Gen Jeff Newell, USAF Director of Strategy, Policy and Plans (J5), North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Northern Command Hon. Suzanne Spaulding Under Secretary, National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD), Department of Homeland Security