The New Geopolitics of Cybersecurity Research
summary
Examines how government actions—exemplified by US measures against Kaspersky—create geopolitical risks for cybersecurity research and companies. Covers changes in policy, specific impacts on security researchers and firms, and the longer-term consequences of those policies.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The evolution of cybersecurity
- 3:06High-profile cyber incidents
- 5:22Accountability and consequences
- 7:44Intelligence and espionage
- 9:34Geopolitics of private firms
- 12:11Data collection and scrutiny
- 15:22Individual risks for researchers
- 17:38Managing modern career risks
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