A “Cyber Secure” Nation
summary
Telstra lays out a national strategy that targets 70% inoculation target to achieve “community immunity,” builds an open MSSP on Metron on Hortonworks plus an acquired analytics stack from Kognito and Qualys scanning, and cuts the typical SIEM tax from ~50% toward ~25%. Two SOCs run in Melbourne and Sydney, DDoS protection is telco-hosted, and an enterprise-grade consumer product launches Feb 2019 at $20/month secure internet pricing.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Community immunity in cybersecurity
- 3:59Cybersecurity as collective effort
- 7:12Broken economics of MSSPs
- 10:06Open-source managed security service
- 12:13Democratizing enterprise security
- 14:04Secure internet for all
- 15:32National DDoS protection strategy
- 16:33Network hygiene and botnet response
- 18:17Call to action for global adoption
- 19:18Ten cybersecurity tips
- 22:48Local cybersecurity talent
- 23:29Q&A
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