Keynote: What Do We Owe One Another In Cybersecurity?
summary
Argues that cybersecurity is a web of shared risk and calls for shared defense, backed by concrete findings: a study of 25 practices vs 11 outcomes finds proactive tech refresh drives better security outcomes; the Blackbaud ransomware ripple hits >1,000 orgs and more than one in four downstream victims pay costs; Cisco helps Ukraine with about 19,000 endpoints actively managed, not just shipped; proposes solving a security poverty line (money, expertise, capability, influence) via built-in vendor defaults, subsidized services, NTSB-style incident lessons, and curated, supported open-source bundles.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Conference opening
- 2:38Optiv’s cybersecurity platform
- 3:43Optiv CEO introduction
- 7:35Keynote speaker intro
- 7:56Defining cybersecurity obligations
- 14:58Security poverty line causes
- 26:19Systemic cybersecurity challenges
- 36:25Redistributing cybersecurity expertise
- 47:26Collective responsibility in cybersecurity
- 58:17Practical solutions discussion
- 1:04:55Q&A with the keynote speaker
- 1:05:57Capture the Flag update
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