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Should I Pay or Should I Go? Game Theory and Ransomware

Offered By: Security BSides San Francisco via YouTube

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Security BSides Courses Cybersecurity Courses Game Theory Courses Conflict Resolution Courses Ransomware Courses Nash Equilibrium Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore the complex decision-making process surrounding ransomware attacks through the lens of game theory in this 31-minute conference talk from Security BSides San Francisco. Delve into the nuanced considerations beyond simple "pay or don't pay" responses when faced with a ransomware infection. Learn how game theory concepts such as rational decision-making, zero-sum games, incentives, utility, and Nash Equilibrium can be applied to analyze and potentially solve security problems. Gain insights into the incentive-driven thinking behind ransomware scenarios and discover why the appropriate response may not always be black and white. Acquire a new set of analytical skills that can be applied to various information security challenges and real-world scenarios beyond cybersecurity.

Syllabus

BSidesSF 2017 - Should I Pay or Should I Go? Game Theory and Ransomware (Tony Martin Vegue)


Taught by

Security BSides San Francisco

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