Election hacking: getting the words right
Cyber defense requires public and private cooperation, as Niloofar Howe of RSA Security explains lessons from the 2016 election with ZDNet's Tonya Hall.
Cyber defense requires public and private cooperation, as Niloofar Howe of RSA Security explains lessons from the 2016 election with ZDNet's Tonya Hall.
IBM's DeepLocker is proof of concept for AI-enabled malware.
Eran Fine, CEO and co-founder at NanoLock Security, and Tonya Hall discuss the best ways to protect IoT devices.
Lester Godsey, chief information security officer in Mesa, AZ, discusses how ransomware attacks have changed in the past few years and how to adapt to those changes.
Zach Jones, senior manager static code analysis at Whitehat Security, talks about the right ways businesses can manage their app security.
Cyrus Farivar, technology journalist, radio producer and author, discusses the intersection of surveillance, data collection, and individual rights.
Frank Gaffney, founder and president of the Center for Security Policy, talks about securing the power grid from EMP, hacking, sabotage, and solar flares. He thinks transformers are the key element.
Danielle Liss, founder and partner at Hashtag Legal, describes how GDPR compliance affects even the simplest data collection, and how American companies that do not have a physical presence in the EU will still be required to comply (enforcement action could take place in the US).
Amy Webb, founder of the Future Today Institute and professor of Strategic Foresight at NYU Stern School of Business, is the author of The Signals Are Talking.
Marc Rotenberg, president at Electronic Privacy Information Center and adjunct professor of law at Georgetown University, discusses why people who voluntarily put their information on the internet should still expect privacy.
