Keynote - Our Kryptonite: A Defendable Internet
summary
Argues the internet remains largely undefendable because vendors ship insecure products, memory-safety bugs persist, and convenient lock‑ins create a wealthy “walled garden” while everyone else runs outdated devices. Cites 63 COBRA‑level ransomware incidents, 70+ zero‑days in 2021 and 18 vendor‑unpatched exploits in H1 2022, and concrete measures that help: AWS GuardDuty, RPKI for BGP, Android 13 adopting Rust. Urges buyers to demand SAST, SBOMs, threat modelling and vendor vulnerability handling.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:17Complexity vs Time
- 4:32Control Over Time
- 6:20How Many People Monitor
- 7:10Better Engagement
- 8:20Reducing Harm
- 9:10Options
- 9:56Think About Time
- 11:30Introducing Daniel Cuthbert
- 12:36We are in a cool industry
- 14:08Jeremy Fleming
- 16:30The Offensive World
- 18:13We Cant Build A Secure Internet
- 20:18The Ninja Reaction
- 21:04How do we fix it
- 26:50The potential of our industry
- 28:50The problem
- 30:10Oday
- 33:35Scorecard
- 37:45Integrity
- 41:42BGP
- 47:38GDPR
- 53:25The Community
- 57:50A Defendable Internet
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