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Audio: M-Unition Podcast Series: Bruce Schneier Discusses the Advanced Persistent Threat, Cyberwar and Feudalism
With news outlets flooded with talk of advanced targeted threats and Mandiant’s recently released APT1 report, we wanted to know what industry experts thought of the security industry today.
We sat down and spoke with Bruce Schneier about his thoughts on where the security industry is going and to get insight into his new book he is working on. "Cyberwar is based on fear and rhetoric", according to Schneier, "and it is damaging for us to push war rhetoric because it makes us feel helpless." He goes on to say that if we feel a sense of helplessness we naturally can’t do anything to protect our systems. It requires a shift in how we view the situation…
Video: IT, Security and Power
Bruce Schneier & Jonathan Zittrain in Conversation
From Bruce Schneier:
What I’ve Been Thinking About
I have been thinking about the Internet and power: how the Internet affects power, and how power affects the Internet. Increasingly, those in power are using information technology to increase their power. This has many facets, including the following:
1. Ubiquitous surveillance for both government and corporate purposes—aided by cloud computing, social networking, and Internet-enabled everything—resulting in a world without any real privacy.
2. The rise of nationalism on the Internet and a …
Video: Bruce Schneier Explains Why There Is No Privacy on the Internet
Big data is a phrase that means a lot of things to a variety of people. For marketers, it means being able to target ads at certain segments of the population more accurately than ever before; for security pros, it means detecting and responding to incidents more quickly; and for every user connected to the Internet, big data means personal privacy on the Internet is gone.
In this video interview, recorded at the 2013 RSA Conference, security industry luminary and author Bruce Schneier uses three high-profile examples to explain why there is currently no privacy on the Internet. Among those examples is the Mandiant APT1 report, which he uses to show how easily even the most disciplined of Internet users can slip up and expose their identities to the world. Schneier, chief technology security officer with BT Counterpane, finishes by discussing whether governments and corporations can drive the change needed to ensure better …
Video: Bruce Schneier at RSA
Each year at RSA Conference, David Spark does a series of video interviews for the blog of security vendor Tripwire. In this installment, Spark and Bruce Schneier discuss “Feudal Security.”
Video: Bruce Schneier on Breaking Free from "Feudal Security"
"We live in a world where we’re ceding a lot of our power to other companies," said Bruce Schneier (@schneierblog), security blogger and author of "Liars and Outliers" in our conversation at the 2013 RSA Conference in San Francisco.
Schneier was referring to companies such as Google and Facebook that control our data as well as companies that control our devices, such as Apple.
"These companies are in charge of our security and we have no choice but to trust them and in many cases their interests don’t align with ours," said Schneier. "It’s not that these companies are evil. It’s just that they’re acting in their best interests which isn’t necessarily our best interests." …
Audio: Live from RSA—Richard Bejtlich Interviews Bruce Schneier
As part of an ongoing series from RSA USA 2013, Richard Bejtlich sits down with industry luminary, Bruce Schneier to discuss his latest book, Liars and Outliers and Mandiant’s new APT1 report.
During the podcast, Schneier looks back at his “monitor first” advice from 2001 and discusses its impact today, “We are learning from the recent attacks in the news,” said Schneier. “The lesson hasn’t changed.” On the cusp of an early cyber arms race, Schneier digs into the Mandiant report and shares his concerns on the future of cybersecurity.
Video: Bruce Schneier on Data Privacy and Google's Feudal Model of Security
Like the rest of the world, the day-to-day function of the Internet relies on trust, according to author and security luminary Bruce Schneier. However, that trust is being frequently and seriously violated by many of companies that dominate the Internet.
In this video interview, Schneier, chief technology security officer with BT Counterpane, discusses the ways in which trust—and, in turn, data privacy—is threatened on the Internet, and explains how Google, Apple and others have adopted a feudal model of security, in which their customers have little, if any, recourse to ever reclaim data that rightfully belongs to them…
Audio: Virtually Speaking with Jay Ackroyd
Bruce Schneier returns to talk about his new book, Liars and Outliers. He and host Jay Ackroyd discuss the nature of trust and its relationship to a well functioning and stable society.
Video: Surveillance Technology
The digital technologies that so delight us also have a dark side. On this Episode of Inventing the Future with Robert Tercek, the topic of discussion is the future of surveillance technologies. Whether it be the government, big business, organized crime, or even your next door neighbor, chances are you’re being tracked and analyzed.
Joining Robert Tercek in asking whether or not privacy is dead are BT Managed Security Solutions’ Chief Security Technology Officer, Bruce Schneier and Research Fellow at The Cato Institute, Julian Sanchez.
Video: Privacy, Security, & the Future
Adam Ford interviewed Bruce Schneier at the Winter Intelligence / AGI 12 conference in Oxford.
Sidebar photo of Bruce Schneier by Joe MacInnis.