Yameen Huq, Director of Cybersecurity Programs at the Aspen Institute explores the often-overlooked non-technical skills needed in cybersecurity, the evolving cyber policy landscape in Washington D.C., and the critical importance of aligning cyber investments with real-world business outcomes. From AI-enhanced policy development to economic-driven cyber resilience, this conversation challenges traditional thinking and underscores the role of strategic communication, finance, and cross-sector collaboration in the future of cybersecurity.
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