Security today and tomorrow : Adapting the rules to suit technological advances
summary
Argues that microservices, cloud and blockchain each solve narrow problems but leave real gaps: microservices trade monolith complexity for network DoS and unencrypted internal traffic, cloud shifts keys and data so auditors cannot fully prove location, and blockchain is basically a tamper-evident JSON that does not fix the endpoint or server problem. Gives concrete shocks: two companies’ stock jumps ~500% after adding “blockchain,” clouds get crypto miners running on stolen instances, and recent false alerts (Hawaii, weather) show human-in-the-loop failures. Recommends PKI, end-to-end apps like Signal and password managers.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:40Why are we still making the same mistakes
- 4:40MIT study on monkeys
- 6:24The speed at which we develop
- 9:13The Enigma machine
- 13:04Understanding the business
- 15:04Lack of education
- 15:50The new exciting
- 16:50Microservices
- 19:07Security problems
- 21:22The Cloud
- 22:07The Security Industry
- 26:27Blockchain
- 31:20Technology and architecture
- 32:22Security is the weakest
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