Black Hat Europe 2018 Keynote
summary
Estonia’s 2007 DDoS crisis is presented as the catalyst for national cyber policy: nationwide resilience, e‑government services (e‑residency that enables digital signatures and claims to save five work days per citizen and ~2% GDP), and a bilateral data embassy in Luxembourg. State practice now includes public attributions (Sony 2015, DNC 2016, WannaCry 2017) and NATO/Australia acknowledging offensive cyber capabilities. A multi‑stakeholder Global Commission is publishing six working norms, including protect the public core of the Internet and cyber hygiene, and cites the Paris Call’s ~400 signatories.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (33)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:45Diversity of attendees
- 2:04One person from 26 countries
- 2:30One person from Benin
- 3:15Scholarships
- 3:40New Fresh Blood
- 4:40New Awareness
- 5:05Ecommerce
- 5:25Google
- 5:42Epoch moment
- 5:58China stealing everything
- 6:13Googles response
- 6:32Chinas response
- 6:56Great power politics
- 7:19Traditional InfoSec problems
- 7:53Were the ones getting the phone call
- 8:42General acceptance
- 9:11Social pool
- 9:40Keynote speaker
- 10:55Commission chair
- 12:54Black Hat USA 2017
- 15:02Estonia 2007
- 17:42What did we learn
- 22:28The responsibility of a state
- 26:37State practice of attribution
- 29:55Offensive capabilities
- 31:36Multisector cooperation
- 33:10Microsoft and Siemens Charter of Trust
- 33:47Global Commission of Stability of Cyberspace
- 35:13First Norms
- 36:12Singapore Package
- 42:54Cyber Bugs
- 43:58Announcements
related talks
01h 05mDigital Sovereignty in Wartime: Legal and Cybersecurity Considerations
01h 01mDay 1 Keynote: Diplomacy and Combating Evolving International Cyber Threats
45mAn Internet of Governments: How Policymakers Became Interested in “Cyber”
01h 16mHow to Reconcile Data Protection, Resilience and Cybersecurity Goals in Today's ..
42mThe Quest For Cyber Peace
01h 45mBuilding The Digital Fortress: A Toolkit For Cyber Security.
01h 10mFive minutes to midnight: Averting cyberwar
29mCybersecurity and cyberdefense: a geopolitical issue