Closing Keynote :Cyber and Security in Times of War
summary
War is the first major conflict fought in the era of iPhones, drones, Starlink and generative AI, where phishing becomes the dominant crime and global cyber losses rise from $1T in 2019 to $7T in 2022. Ukraine rapidly scales defenses — keeps banking, energy and comms running, fields 350,000 IT engineers, builds multi‑layered missile‑alert and Dia identity apps and an integrated “Rubik cube” coordination layer — while state‑linked groups and hacktivists launch false missile alerts and DDoS campaigns.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:56Ambassador’s cybersecurity perspective
- 4:26Evolution of cyber threats
- 8:20Human rights and disinformation
- 10:49Ukraine’s war and AI
- 13:00Global cyber conflict examples
- 15:50Six critical cybersecurity areas
- 22:03Integrating cybersecurity systems
- 23:10Invisible yet effective cybersecurity
- 24:08Q&A
- 28:52Russia’s cyber warfare
- 30:00Rubik’s Cube analogy
- 34:05Unseen cybersecurity priorities
- 35:31Final Q&A on disinformation
- 40:38Closing remarks
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