Standard Classification: Live Q&A Session
summary
A live Q&A explains what was built and what actually works: a searchable breach service holding 11.5 billion records with a domain search used by half the Fortune 500 and 27 governments, backed by Cloudflare and Azure with only transient logs, plus practical limits like export controls on requests. Empirical findings: 2FA adoption is tiny (Twitter ~2%), password managers reduce need for rotation, and ML shows promise for behavioral analytics but remains just code.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Tell us a little bit about yourself
- 3:48What inspired the creation of Have I Been Found
- 6:15Has there been a breached entity that shocked you
- 8:05How likely are people to leave an organisation once theyve been breached
- 9:20Do you see in the breach data information on usage of 2FA
- 12:20Do you think we will see an industry standard change password type API
- 14:50Domain search
- 16:35Access points for recreational boaters
- 18:00Connectivity and range
- 19:05Unique security risks
- 22:10Data privacy
- 25:45Intelligence agencies
