interviewed at Gov 2.0 – Jeffrey Carr
summary
Government agencies are treated as targets by state and criminal actors who prefer quiet, persistent theft of intellectual property and finances rather than flashy crashes, so assessment focuses on what is valuable to an adversary and where data flows. The cloud remains risky — several attacks hit companies tied to cloud services — and many intrusions use social engineering spear-phishing to steal source code or credentials. Defenses are practical: prioritize education, limit public personal data, use compartmentalized machines and stronger transaction habits like virtual keyboards.
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