Pondering the False Economy of Secrets

Explore the world of information security and aviation in this captivating BSides Nashville 2015 conference talk. Delve into the parallels between cybersecurity and aviation as Trey Ford shares personal experiences and historical insights. Learn about the layers of security in both fields, the importance of checklists, and the concept of false economy. Discover how aviation history, including stories of Jimmy Doolittle and the loss of Kennedy, can inform modern information security practices. Gain valuable perspectives on the cost of failure, the significance of airspace and time management, and the crucial role of knowledge in both industries. This thought-provoking presentation challenges you to ponder the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate fields and apply these lessons to enhance your approach to information security.

Intro
After Party
Finn
Survey Results
Trey Ford Introduction
Information Security and Aviation
Becoming an Aviator
Freedom
First Flight
July 4th
Airfield
Layers
Trey Ford Story
Knowing
Hard Facts
History of Aviation
How we lost Kennedy
Jimmy Doolittle
Airspace
Time
Air Force Base
Cost of Failure
False Economy
Checklists
Phone Call