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I don't think big tech is all that eager to actually solve this. Mitigate - yes, but not solve. What is their motivation to really fight this? They have capacit
by colllectorof 6y ago
I don't think big tech is all that eager to actually solve this. Mitigate - yes, but not solve. What is their motivation to really fight this? They have capacity to spare and insecurity is a wonderful driver of cloud service adoption. Also, they are in a much better position than smaller companies to deal with security-related regulation if something of that sort will pass congress.
IoT is a huge contributor to the DDoS problem right now, but I don't see any big names campaigning against it. It's not really seen as a threat, but as an opportunity. Many problems in security are, in fact, opportunities for big tech to consolidate power, squash smaller competitors and charge more for basic services.
- magila 6y agoThey'd take a solution if they could get it, the catch is they want one they can keep proprietary to their network.
- remus 6y agoPoorly implemented IoT devices are a big contributor, but it's possible to design high quality IoT devices that are a net win. That's why big tech companies aren't campaigning against IoT.