Innovate with Resilience!
summary
Panel shows concrete wins and urgent gaps: a July outage that crippled 8.5 million Windows devices, a Rogers update that knocked out mobile and 911 for 12 million people, Twilio SMS failures used as live IR drills, and an IDV fraud ring performing digital injection via emulators and face‑swap attacks. Practical fixes include removing lingering admin rights, weekly audits, war‑room playbooks with severity matrices, secrets managers and ephemeral credentials, just‑in‑time access, and a post‑quantum crypto pilot for vendor stacks.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Welcome
- 4:31Panelist introductions
- 11:44Cyber threats and black swan events
- 20:09Access controls and insider threats
- 24:46Incident response planning
- 29:05Stakeholder relationships
- 33:00Resilience indicators
- 38:17Legacy systems and risks
- 41:51Password management and browser security
- 45:25Incident response experiences
- 51:01Governance and team performance
- 56:06Resilience in 2030 with AI
- 1:03:34Disruptions and innovation
- 1:08:39Non-human identity security
- 1:12:59Quantum computing threats
- 1:15:46Incident response strategies
- 1:20:47Speed versus certainty in crises
- 1:23:13Recalibrating teams
- 1:27:51Password vaults and passwordless
- 1:30:20Incident communication
- 1:32:06Compliance and team morale
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