A Year of Living Dangerously: Resilience After COVID & Killer Hornets
summary
Panel recounts concrete operational moves: campus IT sends hotspot-in-parking-lot kits and ships loaner laptops, a university runs 30,000 tests/week while converting hotels to quarantine dorms, insurers keep check-printing facilities open and create curbside tech pickup, companies buy Calm/Headspace and Cratejoy boxes for employees, teams cross-train identities, SOC and ops to survive absenteeism, patching windows and VPN/MFA are relaxed then re-tightened, and a claimed 719% ransomware spike forces faster identity and recovery tooling.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:35Reflection on Mental Health
- 2:59Impact of Workload
- 4:40What Companies Are Doing
- 6:49Unexpected Challenges
- 8:42Remote Work
- 9:53Educational Impact
- 12:40Security
- 17:04Security at Ohio State
- 20:35How long did security matter
- 22:24Technology changes
- 28:18Remote access
- 30:07Planning
- 32:41Focus on Planning
- 33:31What we didnt plan for
- 34:52Key takeaways
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