Who is responsible for our safety in a connected world?
In short: As the internet presents both immense opportunity and significant threat, this lecture examines the complex landscape of digital security and the reliability of the institutions tasked with our protection.
Professor M. Angela Sasse explores the fundamental question of responsibility in the digital age: can we rely on state or corporate entities to safeguard internet users? The discussion investigates whether users can trust these bodies to take sufficient care, or if individuals must learn to identify threats themselves.
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- Summary by Intellect · source: Avoiding Collateral Damage: Protecting people, not just systems - Professor M. Angela Sasse
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