Keynote: Our Secure Future
summary
Ransomware now looks like a professional ransom‑as‑a‑service industry with call centers and infrastructure, and defenders lag on basics; the practical fixes mentioned include contributing to No More Ransom, producing SBOMs (CycloneDX) and a FOZI monetary risk metric used to justify budget, plus pushing vendors to bear more responsibility. Actionable crypto advice includes AES‑256, longer keys now, planning for post‑quantum migration, building crypto agility, and noting QKD works but has fiber distance limits and needs trusted nodes.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32The Cassandra Complex
- 3:59Ransomware
- 7:45Collective Security
- 11:20Censorship
- 13:00Data is the new oil
- 14:11SolarWinds
- 16:19Supply chain attacks
- 20:04Software Bill of Materials
- 21:18Vendor Responsibility
- 24:52Prioritize
- 27:48Predictive force
- 28:37We cannot do this in isolation
- 29:42When it will happen
- 30:13Impact
- 30:46How bad is it
- 32:16What we need to do
- 32:53What is QKD
- 33:40How QKD works
- 34:51Quantum Internet
- 35:50Vulnerability Management
- 37:35Quantum Applications
- 39:13Opportunities
- 41:27Strategy Plan
- 42:09Top 10
- 42:53Security
- 45:10Rules of Engagement
- 46:39Get the Basics Right
- 47:47Get Better at Organizing
- 49:21Cyber Warfare
- 50:14Questions
- 51:22Internet Access
- 53:55Sbombs
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