Coleman Mehta is Vice President of Global Public Policy and Strategy at Infoblox, where he leads engagement on cybersecurity, IT modernization, and related public policy issues. He previously held roles at a major cybersecurity firm and served in the U.S. government at the White House National Security Council and Department of Homeland Security, where he led congressional strategy on tech and cyber issues.A former Truman National Security Project fellow and Presidential Management Fellow, Coleman was named a “Tech Titan” by Washingtonian magazine. He holds degrees from NC State, the University of Virginia, and Bard College at Simon’s Rock.
As global alliances and partnerships evolve, European governments are reflecting on their technology dependencies and seeking to ensure their systems remain resilient and secure. Digital and tech sovereignty have moved to the centre of policy debates, yet there is no shared definition of what these concepts mean in practice, nor consensus on how to act on them. This session will explore how transatlantic and global cyber partnerships are adapting to a changing landscape, what digital sovereignty means in practice and what concrete steps governments and industry can take to strengthen cooperation, enhance resilience and maintain a secure and interoperable cyberspace.
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