Hacking Society
Offered By: RSA Conference via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the application of computer security principles to broader societal systems in this thought-provoking 51-minute conference talk by Bruce Schneier at RSA Conference. Discover how a security technologist's mindset can be extended to understand and protect complex social, economic, and political structures in our increasingly technological world. Learn techniques for both hacking and defending critical societal systems, including elections, market economies, lawmaking processes, tax policies, and journalism. Gain valuable insights into the intersection of cybersecurity and societal infrastructure, and understand how to apply security concepts beyond traditional technological boundaries.
Syllabus
Hacking Society
Taught by
RSA Conference
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