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preying on the absolute worst fears
Topic: Miscellaneous 3:20 pm EDT, Oct 19, 2014

Paul Ford:

You could connect to other computers on the Internet and use them as if you were right in front of them. I remember finding out about this and being incredibly freaked out. I remain freaked out.

Derek Brink:

Very much like the thin blue line of law enforcement or the thin red line of firefighters, the thin digital line of cybersecurity professionals will increasingly be recognized and appreciated as an important and meaningful vocation.

Evgeny Morozov:

While cybernetic feedback loops do allow us to use scarce resources more effectively, the easy availability of fancy thermostats shouldn't prevent us from asking if the walls of our houses are too flimsy or if the windows are broken ...

Jessy Irwin:

By preying on the absolute worst fears of administrators and parents across the country, technology companies are earning millions of dollars selling security "solutions" that do not accurately address the threat model these tools claim to dispel.

Symantec:

Managed security services is projected to be a $10 billion market by 2018 growing at a 30% CAGR from 2013 to 2018.



 
 
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