Biden’s co-author of executive order on crypto returns to White House

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As an analyst with a background in technology and cybersecurity, I’m thrilled to see Carole House returning to the White House to lead the Special Advisor role for Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Policy. Her experience and expertise in this field are invaluable, especially given the increasing importance of digital economies and the potential risks they pose.

Carole House, who collaborated on President Biden’s cryptocurrency executive order, has once again taken up a role at the White House as the Special Advisor for Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Policy.

Carole House, a seasoned cybersecurity professional who previously led digital security initiatives at the White House and contributed to President Biden’s 2022 executive order on cryptocurrency, has been appointed back to the administration in the role of Special Advisor for Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Policy.

As a crypto investor, I’m excited to share that on LinkedIn, Representative Anna Eshoo announced her new role at the White House National Security Council starting in late June. She will be dedicated to an essential mission concerning the development of reliable and secure digital economies for the future.

I’m honored to have the chance to work alongside and assist the esteemed national security community once more. I’m looking forward to contributing to significant initiatives that enhance our country’s security and competitive edge with the exceptional interagency team.

Carole House

President Biden signed an executive order concerning cryptocurrencies in March 2022. This action aims to create a unified crypto policy among federal agencies, addressing both the associated risks and opportunities presented by digital assets and their underpinning technology according to a White House statement released in March.

The executive order directs investigating the development of a U.S. central bank digital currency (CBDC) and addressing the threats posed by illicit activities and potential national security risks associated with the misuse of digital assets. House, one of its co-authors, characterized it as a thoughtful approach to regulating the crypto sector in an interview, admitting that certain issues remain unresolved.

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2024-06-25 11:37