ASSOCIATION OF MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT COUNSEL MEMBER BENEFIT – AMEC JOB BOARD
Are you currently unemployed or simply looking to better your situation? AMEC is offering you a free 30-day posting on its job board – just reach out to Monique Happy at mhappy@theamec.org to find out how. It’s quick and easy.
If you are a Prospect in AMEC – a free, temporary membership meaning you receive our weekly News Magazine and other informational eblasts, please read on:
We are inviting you to become an active member of AMEC. Membership benefits include:
- Members-only events.
- Free (or heavily discounted) tickets to AMEC and our partners offering state-of-the-art information and career education from top professionals.
- Free tickets for premier partner programs and events.
- Opportunity to serve on our Board of Directors.
- Opportunity to promote your events and important announcements to over 14,000 AMEC subscribers.
- Numerous networking opportunities.
- Discounted registration to the Counsel of The Year Awards.
- News Magazines with news, job postings, and general announcements from AMEC and member-organizations.
- Access to various employment opportunities.
Here is the link for you to log in and register: https://theamec.org/memberships.
If you have any questions, please e-mail Monique Happy at mhappy@theamec.org.
How the National Cybersecurity Strategy Could Impact Your Business
On March 1, the White House released its National Cybersecurity Strategy (NCS), providing a road map to address cyber threats and secure the U.S.’s digital ecosystem for the future.[1] Specifically, the White House aims to enhance the digital ecosystem’s defensibility, resilience and alignment with U.S. values.
Importantly, the NCS adopts two fundamental shifts in how the U.S. allocates roles, responsibilities and resources in cyberspace.[2] The first fundamental shift involves the “most capable and best-positioned actors” – instead of individuals, small businesses, state and local governments, and infrastructure operators – shouldering the responsibilities of defending cyberspace and improving cybersecurity. These actors may include owners/operators of systems holding data that make our society function and technology providers that build and service these systems.
The second fundamental shift incentivizes long-term investments over short-term interests. This involves more attention toward ensuring market forces and public programs at least reward security and resilience and on coordinating research and development investments in cybersecurity.
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