Guardian analysis highlights US-global divergence on emergency preparedness strategy
1 Nov 2 7:00 AM · 9d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 3
The Guardian published analysis noting that while global governments emphasize public preparedness for cyber-attacks and natural disasters, the US focuses on military preparation through FORTRESS America. Experts including Lynn Budd, former president of the National Emergency Management Association, warned that cyber-attack risks are growing and individual civilian preparedness levels are inadequate.
“Everybody's paying attention to the tornado, so our adversaries take advantage of that time and decide: 'Oh, they're busy with something else. Now's the time to do a cyber-attack or other types of attacks that may affect the critical infrastructure of a community.'”
Lynn Budd
Pete Hegseth Pentagon leadershipLynn Budd Former NEMA president, Wyoming homeland security directorGoshi Hosono Japan disaster management ministerSwedish Civil Defense and Resilience Agency Government agency
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