Interview with Rod Beckstrom
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Two simple models: Beckstrom's law of cyber security — anything connected can be hacked and everything is becoming connected so everything is vulnerable — and a threefold world of nuclear-era deterrence, mutual sure disruption from cyber attacks, and an expanding internet of things. Claims include ~5–10 billion connected devices today rising to 20–50 billion, about 100,000 new malware strains daily, blurred black/gray/white hat roles at conferences like Black Hat and Defcon, and growing chaos around privacy and abuse.
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