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Professor Lawrence
Gordon Testifies to
Homeland
Security Congressional Committee
Dr. Lawrence A. Gordon, Ernst & Young Alumni
Professor of Managerial Accounting and
Information Assurance, gave testimony concerning his research (with
Dr. Martin Loeb,
professor of accounting and
information assurance and Deloitte & Touche
Faculty Fellow) on cybersecurity economics
to the U.S. House of Representatives
Subcommittee on Homeland Security on October
31, 2007. The Subcommittee is working on emerging
threats, cybersecurity, and science and
technology. In commenting on this
invitation, Gordon noted that "this new
dimension to the impact of our research is
certainly gratifying."
►Watch video of
testimony (at 2:33:25), read prepared
statement
Gordon is considered to be one of
the pioneers in the area of applying
economic concepts to cybersecurity
issues. He is the author of more
than 85 articles and co-author of
the widely acclaimed book entitled "MANAGING
CYBERSECURITY RESOURCES: A
Cost-Benefit Analysis"
(published by McGraw-Hill). In
addition, Gordon is the
editor-in-chief of the Journal of
Accounting and Public Policy,
serves on the editorial boards of
several other journals and is a
frequent contributor to the popular
press. In two authoritative studies,
he was cited as being among the
world's most influential/productive
accounting researchers. An
award-winning teacher, he is also a
frequent speaker at various
universities and professional
meetings.
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