Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast (DtSR)

DtSR Episode 237 - NewsCast for March 21st 2017


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The Cost of Cybercrime - Let’s Take a Different Perspective
  • Cybercrime is reported as a $450B drag on the economy; the absolute number sounds big
  • The question to ask: “How big is the global economy?”
  • Turns out that this is only 0.57% of the global economy, in 2014 (nominal)
  • By way of contrast - how many minutes are in a day?
    • What is 0.57% of your day?
  • What it means - we’re doing a good job. Fraud is low. Cybercrime might be on the rise, but for now, it’s at low relative percentages
  • Does it mean we don’t matter? No. Don’t be silly. Our efforts are why the numbers are low
  • Keep up the good work
  • http://www.en.netralnews.com/news/business/read/1249/cybercrime.costs.the.global.economy..450.billion
  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_world_product
Home Depot to Pay Banks $25 Million in Data Breach Settlement
  • New settlement with banks
  • http://fortune.com/2017/03/09/home-depot-data-breach-banks/http://www.cnbc.com/2017/02/21/home-depot-earnings-q4-2016.html → has autoplay with the same video
Survey: Experience Preferred Over Education When Hiring For Cybersecurity
  • The survey of 350 IT security professionals gauged their attitudes toward the skills shortage in cybersecurity. Some 93 percent agreed that experience is more important than qualifications. A further 73 percent claimed that it didn't matter whether IT staff were college graduates when it came to getting the job done.
  • Qualifications are considered degrees and certifications
    • The rub -- and what they didn’t ask -- is how do you assess the experience and capability of professionals to solve the sorts of problems you have?
    • Straight Talk on hiring… check it out.
  • Split results on whether communication or technical skill was more important; hint - it’s communication. You can be the smartest one in the room, but if no one understands you…
    • But it’s also awkward to suggest that you can’t have both good technical and good communication skills. You can. Period.
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