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At an MIT book launch in Zurich, David Shrier and Alex Pentland advertized a new book co-edited by them, “New Solutions for Cybersecurity.” Some takeaways from the event: The really dangerous cyber attacks are yet to come. All major governments are directly or indirectly involved. A promising strategy of minimizing risks relies on (i) continuous encryption; (ii) no central storage of data but case by case requests for data; and (iii) log queries to manage/monitor access. The European General Data Protection Regulation is helpful. Cybersecurity is big business.
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Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Blockchain, Cybersecurity, internet, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Notes
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At an MIT book launch in Zurich, David Shrier and Alex Pentland advertized a new book co-edited by them, “New Solutions for Cybersecurity.” Some takeaways from the event: The really dangerous cyber attacks are yet to come. All major governments are directly or indirectly involved. A promising strategy of minimizing risks relies on (i) continuous encryption; (ii) no central storage of data but case by case requests for data; and (iii) log queries to manage/monitor access. The European General Data Protection Regulation is helpful. Cybersecurity is big business.
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Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Blockchain, Cybersecurity, internet, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Notes
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At an MIT book launch in Zurich, David Shrier and Alex Pentland advertized a new book co-edited by them, “New Solutions for Cybersecurity.” Some takeaways from the event:
- The really dangerous cyber attacks are yet to come.
- All major governments are directly or indirectly involved.
- A promising strategy of minimizing risks relies on (i) continuous encryption; (ii) no central storage of data but case by case requests for data; and (iii) log queries to manage/monitor access.
- The European General Data Protection Regulation is helpful.
- Cybersecurity is big business.