The talk was enjoyable and presented some interesting stats and figures about recent breaches. Would have liked to learned a bit more about intrusion detection.
An entertaining look into recent industry security breaches, and how we can learn from them. Perhaps more importantly how we can respond properly to our users in the event of a breach.
Thanks!
I'm beset with a milder form of the Yahoo syndrome. As a company we'd prefer to not risk losing members over additional security. Nor is site security a direct-revenue-producing activity. Thus I find Bill's "survey of the territory" politically useful. I can explain things to decision makers in terms of reputation and what's been in the news. Our management is actually more open to security concepts than many, so Bill's talk comes at a good time. Thank you!
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Lots of great info in this talk. Tons of stats on a bunch of the large hacks. Good take aways, and ways to improve security.
I learned a lot in this talk, and look forward to actioning some of this info in security practices at work.
The talk was enjoyable and presented some interesting stats and figures about recent breaches. Would have liked to learned a bit more about intrusion detection.
An entertaining look into recent industry security breaches, and how we can learn from them. Perhaps more importantly how we can respond properly to our users in the event of a breach.
Thanks!
I'm beset with a milder form of the Yahoo syndrome. As a company we'd prefer to not risk losing members over additional security. Nor is site security a direct-revenue-producing activity. Thus I find Bill's "survey of the territory" politically useful. I can explain things to decision makers in terms of reputation and what's been in the news. Our management is actually more open to security concepts than many, so Bill's talk comes at a good time. Thank you!