Weaponizing Trust in Tech Diplomacy

Tech diplomacy is still a fairly fresh concept. In most western countries, it’s a movement for advancing freedom through adopting trusted technology.

But as authoritarian regimes like China and Russia continue to preempt technology for nefarious purposes, democratic governments look to the private sector for assistance.

Keith Krach, Chairman and Co-Founder of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue , tells us what executives can do to help counter the techno-authoritarian playbook.

Join us as we discuss:

• Why “trust” is the most important word in any language (5:10)
• The State Department’s need for more private sector talent (17:22)
• A call to action to C-Suites for a China contingency plan (24:47)

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