Mike Rogers is a national security commentator for CNN and former chairman of the U.S. House’s Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. He was congressman from Michigan’s 8th district from 2001-2015. The former U.S. Army officer and FBI agent talked recently with the Detroiter about evolving cybersecurity issues and his new CNN television series, “Declassified: Untold Stories of American Spies.”

The automotive industry is moving at high speed on connected and autonomous vehicle technologies, but keeping malicious hackers away presents a tremendous challenge, so companies across Southeast Michigan are building their expertise in defense of future cars and trucks.

Anyone who has visited a doctor or hospital in the last 10 years knows that technology is revolutionizing the delivery of health care.

The Detroiter recently caught up with David Behen, Michigan’s chief information offi cer and director of the department of technology, management and budget. Recognized as a leader in information technology in government, Behen has been instrumental in achieving the ambitious cybersecurity goals laid out by Gov. Rick Snyder that have made the state a leader in the field.

The solution to a universal problem — a cybersecurity talent shortage that leaves more than a gap in employment numbers — could very well be made in Michigan.

Five years ago, state and military officials conducted an analysis of Michigan’s strengths, weaknesses and needs in the world of cyber defense and security in an effort to better position the state as a leader in that space.”

In today’s digital age, technology creates endless opportunities for businesses and customers, but it also presents a number of challenges that leadership must address.

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