In this episode, we talk to DT contributor Kevin Coleman who takes on his critics, talks breaking news on new cyber warfare organizations and discloses previously unreported vulnerabilities in computer hardware that may be impossible to secure.
– Christian
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Hi Kevin & Christian,
I enjoyed the thought provoking conversation. Given that we need to reduce the surface area of cyber risk to the United States, and the only answer is through the active deployment of security software and patch management, it seems we need an incentive based system to increase adoption. What if the U.S. Government started issuing fines to reckless computer users? I think the deterrent would drive a more proactive approach to securing these computers. Thoughts?