Video description
Have data breaches among large retailers heightened your concerns about cyber-crime? Now you can be a fly on the wall at Suits and Spooks Washington, D.C., the unique technology event that helps unmask the cold realities of cyber conflict, espionage, and crime. With this complete video compilation, you can catch many of the eyebrow-raising sessions from the January 2014 conference.
Table of contents
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Suits and Spooks Washington DC 2014
- 01_NSA and NATO: nth Order Effects of Weakening Encryption - Jeffrey Carr
- 02_Exploiting End Points, Devices, and the Internet of Things - Panel
- 03_Un-masking the Stealthy Hacker - Lance Cottrell
- 04_The Human Element: Every Systems Weakest Link - Eric ONeill
- 05_The Importance of Critical Thinking when Evaluating Cyber Threat Intelligence - Carmen Medina
- 06_Use of Automated Behavioral Analysis to Anticipate Cyber Attacks - Robert Zitz
- 07_Can Companies Afford an Active Defense Strategy? - Panel
- 08_Security Economics: Competing in a obese and insecure intellectual property landscape - Ali-Reza Anghale
- 09_The Supply Chain: A Nearly Invisible Attack Vector - Panel
- 10_High Speed Operators: What Cyber Security Engineers can learn from Special Operations Forces - Panel
- 11_Is the Cloud and Virtualization an Attackers Dream or Nightmare? - Panel
- 12_How Organizations can Leverage Data to Observe Risk and Assess Opportunities - Oren J. Falkowitz
Product information
- Title: Suits and Spooks Washington DC 2014: Complete Video Compilation
- Author(s):
- Release date: March 2014
- Publisher(s): O'Reilly Media, Inc.
- ISBN: 978149190100
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