Locknote: Conclusions and Key Takeaways from Day 1

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Discussion argues that memory safety cuts ~70% of exploited bugs but is not a silver bullet and migration to Rust/compilers/tooling remains slow; cloud shifts power toward vendors and regulatory fixes are next because EU voluntary certification failing as a nudge; phishing simulations mostly demoralize rather than reduce clicks; emergent LLMs are already used as prompt-engineering copilots for code and SOC triage and could reduce alert fatigue; wartime telemetry shows attackers burn through exploit sets quickly while defenders shorten response time and reclaim capability.

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1. 0:00Day 1 Locknote intro
2. 1:51Defensible internet & memory safety
3. 10:23Cloud shifts & internet governance
4. 13:36ChatGPT security & ethics
5. 21:14Human-AI cybersecurity
6. 24:23Cyber warfare in Ukraine
7. 29:45Q&A & closing

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