The Big Picture
summary
Personal stories tie physical and digital security to concrete outcomes: emergency protocols, an EpiPen and parental training prevent repeated anaphylaxis emergencies; checkpoints, mirrors under cars and UN patrols fail to make everywhere safe; a spur-of-the-moment decision plus texting not calling keeps a friend alive during the 13 Nov 2015 attacks that kill 130 people (90 at Bataclan); a hacked Uber and same password 15 years illustrate how breaches breach privacy even when precautions exist.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:30Childhood allergy and security
- 9:52Living with insecurity in Lebanon
- 18:08Black Swan event: 2006 Lebanon war
- 24:45Recklessness and perceived safety
- 25:07Near-miss at Bataclan attack
- 28:40Digital security and freedom of speech
- 31:06Conclusion and call to action
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