
Explore security through human behavior, examining its intersection with machine learning and economics. Gain insights into valuable skills for understanding and improving digital safety.

Exploring security risks in IoT devices, from cars to toys, and discussing challenges and new directions for enhancing digital and physical security in everyday technology.

Explore the journey of security features from concept to deployment, examining successful implementations and abandoned ideas in the tech industry, with insights from BlackBerry's research.

Exploring how cybersecurity games can address the skills gap by making security education more engaging, creative, and socially relevant. Discusses the potential and limitations of game-based learning in computer security.

Exploring cybersecurity risks in medical devices, this talk covers regulatory issues, international standards, and the balance between innovation and patient safety in software-dependent healthcare technology.

Practical strategies for protecting privacy and safety on social media, including threat modeling, disinformation, and maintaining separate online identities for personal and professional use.

Explore bulk surveillance concepts, their effectiveness, implementation, and key industry players. Learn about potential threats and the importance of secure communication in the digital age.

Exploring privacy and security implications of always-on AI devices in homes and workplaces, focusing on consumer education and design choices for wide adoption and enhanced security.

Exploring how social influences impact cybersecurity behaviors and designing systems that leverage social dynamics to encourage better security practices among users.

Automated approach to implement least privilege security without impacting developer productivity. Combines data gathering and policy adjustment to remove unused permissions across applications.

Exploring the evolving relationship between companies and security researchers in bug bounty programs, examining challenges, benefits, and future implications for cybersecurity.

Exploring challenges in hardware security adoption, this talk examines market barriers and proposes solutions for integrating advanced security features into connected devices and systems.

Exploring system operators' perspectives on security misconfigurations, analyzing root causes, and providing practical recommendations to reduce their frequency and impact in organizations.

Exploring Netflix's zero trust network architecture, focusing on identity-based security, adaptive authentication, and device health to create a cloud-first, open perimeter environment.

Explore Uber's collaborative approach to privacy engineering, blending data analysis with robust privacy measures to enhance services while ensuring regulatory compliance and user protection.

Explores cyber campaigns as strategic alternatives to war, analyzing their impact on power politics and proposing new measures beyond conventional approaches to address current cyber policy challenges.

Exploring the dark web's data economy to understand the true value of compromised information and develop better cybersecurity strategies for businesses and individuals.

Explore the challenges and complexities of effective Red Teaming in cybersecurity, going beyond simple penetration testing to improve organizational defenses through a comprehensive adversarial perspective.

Exploring privacy improvements beyond browser extensions, focusing on Brave's innovative approaches to enhance user protection and encourage broader research in web privacy.

Explore techniques for identifying and exploiting security vulnerabilities in hardware designs, focusing on RISC-V and OR1k CPU architectures using innovative tools and symbolic execution.

Discover Stethoscope, Netflix's open-source tool for secure device configuration. Learn how it guides users to improve security without administrative access, ideal for BYOD environments and third-party collaborations.