Perspectives from Peter: Lessons Learned from Unisys Chair and CEO Peter Altabef
Cybersecurity and resilience, technology and innovation, and other thought leadership at the intersection of the public and the private sectors
Unisys helped develop the Cybersecurity Moonshot – a set of recommendations for a "whole of nation approach" for a safer, more resilient internet to deliver government and critical infrastructure services by 2028. On November 14, 2018, Unisys Chair and CEO Peter Altabef and Mark McLaughlin of Palo Alto Networks, the co-chairs of The President’s National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC) team that developed the recommendations, delivered the draft report to the White House.
Peter currently serves as co-chair of the Technology & Innovation Committee of the Committee for Economic Development (CED).
To Make the US More Cyber-Resilient, Government and Business Will Need Far Greater Collaboration
Securing Cyberspace in an Era of Evolving Threats
The Tape Podcast: Ukraine, France and Global Markets
Peter Altabef is interviewed about the workplace of the future, data security, the cloud and Unisys’ leadership in digital workplace solutions. (Please note: Peter’s interview starts at 18:55.)
Forum on Leadership: Technological Transformations and Threats
Technology is transforming the way we live. As new technology continues to find its way into our homes, businesses and lives, even listening to our every word, how do we remain vigilant while enjoying the convenience?
Unisys’ Peter Altabef Discusses Security and Trust on BBC World News' "Talking Business"
Unisys Chair and CEO Peter Altabef was interviewed by Aaron Heslehurst on BBC World’s Talking Business. They discussed the secure rollout of 5G, the findings of the report from the Cybersecurity Moonshot subcommittee of NSTAC, cyberattacks and national security, and our trust in technology for economic growth.
Cybersecurity Moonshot Workshops
The Cybersecurity Moonshot initiative has both short and long-term milestones that started in 2018 and will continue to drive the progress of this key initiative. Learn more about the completed workshops so far:
