The presentation will provide a framing to help attendees navigate the rapid transition from yesterday’s industrial age security paradigms to future approaches for sustaining reliable information systems.
The talk will identify 13 emerging non-technical information risk trends, ranging from human hallucination and cognitive narcissism to institutional paradigm collapse and perimeter fetishism to Capitalist power overreach (and several others) that are having current, real-world security impacts, but which remain unaddressed in cybersecurity strategies and deployments.
Solutions will be suggested and explored across business, operating, legal, technical, social, political, economic, biological and even evolutionary pathways, offering a toolkit of options that attendees can immediately apply in their organizations’ security program. Specific strategies for managing, de-risking and leveraging near and long-term personal and professional interactions in this steep part of the curve of exponential change will be suggested.
