Research Can Help Strengthen Our Defenses

Offensive security work often gets the glory, so companies should encourage defensive research

Where can research take us?

Many of the security world’s success stories began in the laboratory. Rebecca Bace, you advocate for accelerating the migration of research results into usable tools and products. What’s the most promising research being done now? Should there be more public funding for research…

What About Non-Financial Losses?

Sam Quigley — How would that work with non-financial losses? Like if someone hacks a baby monitor and scares the bejeezus out of Mom and Dad, or a data leak violates customers’ privacy but doesn’t cost them money?

Funding Multidisciplinary Research Is A Must

Research isn’t just for academics — it’s a business development opportunity

The Future of Security: The Bottom Line

Protecting tomorrow’s technology is the responsibility of the many, not the few

Don’t Legislate Technologies, Legislate Outcomes

Holding banks and companies responsible for fraud will motivate them to solve security’s toughest challenges

How Do We Incentivize Stronger Security Measures?

Sam Quigley, you pointed to the lack of financial incentive to prioritize security, which has lead to an underground economy trading in stolen personal information and a looming outbreak in industrial-scale blackmail. The broader issue seems to…

We Need To Protect *All* Personal Data

Google & Backchannel Present: A Roundtable On The Future Of Security

Today security issues are felt…

The Real Threat of Security Inequality

It’s Not Enough for the 1% to be Secure