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Cybersecurity Explained: David Dunn, FTI Consulting, Head of Cybersecurity Consulting, EMEA & Senior Managing Director. You Can't Secure What You Don't Understand
In this episode, David Dunn, Head of Cybersecurity Consulting, EMEA & Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting, discusses the rising costs of cyber attacks and the new threats in cybersecurity. He highlights the impact of AI on both attacks and defense, as well as the significant risk posed by deepfakes in elections. Dunn also emphasizes the importance of securing the supply chain and the challenges in cloud security. He provides insights into securing the Internet of Things (IoT) and the difference between cybersecurity and cyber resilience. Additionally, he discusses the possibility of international cybersecurity treaties and the key elements of cybersecurity regulation. Dunn addresses the shortage of cybersecurity professionals and the essential skills needed in the field. He concludes by discussing the future challenges in cybersecurity, including quantum computing and the blurring lines between nation-state cyber espionage and cybercrime.
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By Mobile Ecosystem ForumIn this episode, David Dunn, Head of Cybersecurity Consulting, EMEA & Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting, discusses the rising costs of cyber attacks and the new threats in cybersecurity. He highlights the impact of AI on both attacks and defense, as well as the significant risk posed by deepfakes in elections. Dunn also emphasizes the importance of securing the supply chain and the challenges in cloud security. He provides insights into securing the Internet of Things (IoT) and the difference between cybersecurity and cyber resilience. Additionally, he discusses the possibility of international cybersecurity treaties and the key elements of cybersecurity regulation. Dunn addresses the shortage of cybersecurity professionals and the essential skills needed in the field. He concludes by discussing the future challenges in cybersecurity, including quantum computing and the blurring lines between nation-state cyber espionage and cybercrime.