Justified Insomnia – Protecting against Lazy and Sophisticated Cyber Criminals
summary
Claims that enterprises must adopt a zero-trust model and practical steps from BlackBerry’s 2021 threat report: a machine learning antivirus (Cylance tech) that spots malware patterns like WannaCry before outbreaks, APT “mercenaries” for hire, and cryptojackers targeting server CPU horsepower. Notes that remote workers cause breaches for 20% of organizations, deepfake voice fraud leads to real transfers, and connected vehicles with 100+ software components create a cyber-physical “tsunami.” Provides concrete fixes: root of trust, supply-chain scanning, secure OTA updates, anomaly monitoring, 2FA, and bug bounties.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Background
- 3:05Who am I
- 5:10Threat Report
- 5:53Threat Activity
- 10:59Secure the Electoral Process
- 15:16Impact
- 16:31Cyber Physical
- 17:43Connected Cars
- 19:54Cyber Security
- 23:05Trusted Foundation
- 23:44Secure Components
- 25:18Protect the Supply Chain
- 26:30Secure Communications Channels
- 27:32Develop Using Secure Methodologies
- 28:19Monitor for Anomalies
- 29:21Plan for Compromise
- 30:00Deliver Updates
- 30:51Drive Holistic Protection
- 31:16Top 10 Cybersecurity Best Practices
- 32:50Summary
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