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Video: Bruce Schneier Tackles Sociology of Trust and Security
Bruce Schneier’s latest book, Liars and Outliers, is a departure from his previous landmark books on cryptography and information security. In Liars and Outliers, Schneier pulls back from technology and looks at trust and security and how those very human concepts have evolved in concert with the development of cooperative societies to build the trust and security mechanisms we have today.
In this interview conducted at RSA Conference 2012, Schneier explains his interest in the sociology of security and trust and how today’s online interactions are changing the trust dynamic. He paints a not-so-bleak picture of why the Internet remains a trustworthy and viable platform for communication and ecommerce, and talks about whether social networking and technical feedback mechanisms comprise the new trust going forward…
Video: False Sense of Security?
Are new enhanced TSA procedures a waste of resources?
Video: Fear of Flying
Bruce Schneier appeared on Countdown with Keith Olbermann to discuss full-body scanners and the TSA.
Video: RSA Conference Europe: Hugh Thompson and Bruce Schneier
Two RSA Conference Europe 2010 Keynote speakers discuss Bruce Schneier’s session on Security, Privacy and the Generation Gap.
Video: Bruce Schneier on Cryptography and Government Information Security
Author and leading security expert Bruce Schneier digs into the topics of the current state of cryptography and whether or not companies should care about the U.S. government’s release of portions of the CNCI.
Video: Bruce Schneier on Security for Cloud Computing
In part one of this interview with Bruce Schneier, he discusses the impending shift in how security will be delivered. Schneier expects security to be embedded in Web-based services and sold directly to service providers, rather than to enterprises and end users. This is a radical transformation for the security industry that security professionals must prepare for. Schneier also discusses consumerization and how traditional security technologies and services must adjust as more untrusted devices connect to trusted networks.
Video: Bruce Schneier on Outsourcing and Awareness Training
At 2009’s Information Security Decisions conference, security expert Bruce Schneier sat down to answer some of readers’ security questions, which range from the trustworthiness of outsourced security services to the usefulness of awareness training in securing new technologies.
Video: Q & A with Bruce Schneier
Bruce Schneier answered audience questions at the DEFCON hacking conference.
Video: Screening the TSA
Excerpt
But the question is: is everything we go through at checkpoints actually making us safer? Security expert Bruce Schneier says no. He says much of it is just "security theater."
"It’s a phrase I coined for security measures that look good, but don’t actually do anything," he explained.
Schneier, who has been an adviser to TSA but also its most persistent thorn-in-the-side, says there are too many silly rules.
Take the baggies for liquids, which became a rule in 2006 when British authorities uncovered a plot to bring liquid bombs on board airliners headed for the U.S.: Schneier says the liquid limits may make us feel safe, but do little to stop terrorists…
Sidebar photo of Bruce Schneier by Joe MacInnis.