Total Security: Investigative Perspectives from Public to Private Sector
summary
Argues that security must cover a 360° attack surface—virtual, IT, operational and physical—using threat intelligence to turn attribution (rarely 100% but sometimes decisive) into action. Cites Moonlight Maze coordinating 42 agencies, repeated Iran DDoS campaigns lasting months, and a financial breach that forces business and tech to sit together. Recommends monitoring for aberrant communications, using software supply chain scrutiny, belts‑and‑suspenders detection, continuous authorization and CrowdStrike Falcon‑style endpoint telemetry, plus ISAC/ISAO information sharing and just‑in‑time access controls.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 3:19Cultural Difference between the Private Sector and the Government
- 8:53The Business Impact Conversation
- 29:13Supply Chain
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