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> For me being in cybersecurity is watching a "slow motion suicide by apathy". The unfolding, preventable catastrophe haunts me. Wait, "catastrophe" singular?
by loup-vaillant 3y ago
> For me being in cybersecurity is watching a "slow motion suicide by apathy". The unfolding, preventable catastrophe haunts me.
Wait, "catastrophe" singular? That sounds way worse than what I’m envisioning (increasing rates of hacks, data breaches, and perhaps a couple catastrophic events that contributes to, but not single handedly causes, an economic crisis). Your wording suggest something like our computers or network becoming so untrustworthy we can’t even use them.
Do you have an executive summary of what you’re hinting at?
- nazgul17 3y agoFor one, state sponsored cyber warfare could end up causing lots of preventable damage. Think infrastructure, like the electric grid, being brought down: that would have real consequences, including deaths.