Crisis engineering, digital resilience, and free software
summary
Covers concrete steps to boost European digital resilience: migrating core accounts to European-hosted services (allowing a planned two-week email migration window), building an ad hoc LoRa message mesh using Meshtastic and cheap radios like Heltec V3 and LilyGo (€20–€80) with solar panels and power banks, notes ~2500 nodes currently mapped in Europe, and explains how the Cyber Resilience Act creates funding and paid contribution paths (e.g. €450/day) and vertical standards for OS, VPNs, and network management.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to crisis engineering
- 1:31Why Europe needs digital resilience
- 5:23What is crisis engineering?
- 14:09Moving to European services
- 17:41Starting an internet resiliency club
- 22:59Meshtastic hardware and setup
- 25:04Developing CRA standards
- 29:41How you can help improve resilience
- 30:08Q&A session
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