Security and Privacy in a Hyper-connected World
Talkat Open Source Leadership Summit 2017 · on Tuesday, 2017-02-14· at 09:30· Grand Sierra Ballroom·
summary
Everything is becoming a computer so the Internet of Things is a global system that senses, thinks, and acts and shifts risk from confidentiality to integrity and availability. Five concrete points: 5 truisms about poor code, extensibility, complexity, unexpected interconnections, and cascade failures; examples include DVR botnets and the Target HVAC breach; Gartner estimates 5.5 million devices/day added, with lifespans like refrigerator 25 years that worsen patching and market failures. Regulation (GDPR, disclosure standards, a proposed US agency) is imminent.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Bruce Schneier
- 1:04The World as a Giant Robot
- 4:29Security Risks of Cyber Systems
- 6:09Core Security Truisms
- 9:28Market Failures in IoT
- 12:27Government Regulation Approaches
- 16:28Technologists' Role in Policy
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