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Intro
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Background
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Information Security
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Chest vs Poker
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Common Sense
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Cyber Civilians
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State of the Art
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Technical Debt
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COBOL
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Trusted Computing Base
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Face Dancer
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LowLevel Attacks
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SteppingPants
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LegBack
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ShadowWalker
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Paging and Virtual Memory
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Map in Physical Memory
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Virtual Addresses
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ECAM
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Page Directory Entry
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The best part
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Scratchpad data
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Alignment caveats
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Design flaws
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New features
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Lazy attackers
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Youre going to be rich
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Youre game over
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Google Apps for government
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The least privileged principle
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Trust of unknown entities
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How do you communicate security
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Holistic view of threats
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Who is that actually harming
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Selfish goal
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Low hanging fruit attacker
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Advanced persistent targeted threat
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How to stand out
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Segmentation
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Competitors
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KPIs
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Data Liability
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Predict Costs
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Balance Security Usability Support
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Information Security Debt
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Stop Patching
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Model Your Risk
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Return on Investment
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Worst Examples of Security
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OS X Security
Description:
Explore a conference talk that delves into the critical issues plaguing modern information security infrastructure. Examine the foundations of cybersecurity, from common sense approaches to the state-of-the-art technologies. Investigate technical debt, low-level attacks, and design flaws in trusted computing bases. Learn about virtual memory, paging, and potential vulnerabilities in these systems. Discuss the challenges of communicating security concerns, balancing security with usability, and managing information security debt. Analyze the concept of risk modeling and return on investment in cybersecurity. Gain insights into worst-case security scenarios and examine OS X security as a case study.

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