Security, Fraud, and Compliance
summary
Claims concrete fixes: adopt FIDO authenticators to eliminate shared secrets, move keys out of software into HSM-backed key management, and encrypt in the application layer so compromised apps can’t read sensitive fields. Cites real breaches (Marriott, Voya, Uber 57M, Anthem) and weak ops like leaked GitHub creds and misconfigured S3 (53% observed). Uses numbers: $148 per breached record, 60% of small firms fold after breach. Hardware tokens and cloud config hygiene are shown as essential.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43About StrongKey
- 2:10Why are there so many breaches
- 3:47What can you do
- 6:06Trivia
- 8:10Breach Costs
- 8:51Regulations
- 9:45Security
- 10:45Technology
- 14:54Outro
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