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Stanford University

Solving Cybersecurity as an Economic Problem

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Overview

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Explore the fundamental issues behind cyberattacks and discover radical new approaches to solving cybersecurity challenges in this Stanford seminar. Join Alexander Gounares, CEO of Polyverse Corporation and former Technology Advisor to Bill Gates, as he examines cybersecurity from an economic perspective. Delve into topics such as the prevalence of bugs, patching strategies, reactive approaches, moving target defense, multifactor authentication, and memory-based attacks. Learn about innovative concepts like polymorphic operating systems, binary diversification, and agile security. Investigate the importance of minimalism, validation, and compartmentalization in cybersecurity. Gain insights into fine-grained controls, debugging techniques, and the potential of polymorphic compilers. Compare push vs. pull strategies and understand the significance of encryption in modern cybersecurity. This comprehensive talk offers a fresh perspective on tackling the ongoing challenges in the field of cybersecurity.

Syllabus

Intro
Sun Tzu
Cyberattacks
Prevalence of Bugs
Patching Bugs
Reactive Approach
Moving Target Defense
Multifactor Authentication
Memory Based Attacks
Polymorphic OS
Spectre Attack
Binary Diversification
Agile Security
Minimalism
Validation
Polymorphic Email
Encryption
Cambridge Analytics
compartmentalization
cybersecurity from the economic point of view
finegrained controls
summary
simplicity
debugging
polymorphic compiler
Apples encryption
Polymorphic operating systems
Ubuntu
Push vs Pull
Polymorphism

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Stanford Online

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