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Introduction
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Why am I here
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Patches
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What would you change
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Wannacry
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Perfect storm
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Medical devices
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Interfaces
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Complex Systems
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System Dependency
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Integration Testing
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Remediation
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Mousetrap Game
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Code Fix
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Schedule QA
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Vendor Ownership
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Out of Business
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Unpatched Systems
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A Fundamental Difference
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Lasers
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Building things to last
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Updating your refrigerators
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This is not easy
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No patch land
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Telnet
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Retail Systems
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Why cant they mitigate
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Why cant they patch
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Business reasons
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Health care security
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You will take risks
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The scientist and the frog
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We could be completely wrong
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The forces we need
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We are almost there
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Manufacturing model
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Regulation
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Affordable Healthcare
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Jack
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Risk Management
Description:
Explore a thought-provoking keynote address from BSides Cleveland 2017 that delves into the complex world of cybersecurity, focusing on the challenges of patching and updating systems. Discover why seemingly simple solutions like applying patches can be incredibly difficult in practice, especially in industries like healthcare and retail. Learn about the perfect storm of factors that led to the WannaCry ransomware attack and examine the unique security challenges posed by medical devices and complex systems. Investigate the issues surrounding vendor ownership, out-of-business scenarios, and unpatched systems. Gain insights into the fundamental differences between building things to last and the need for constant updates in the digital age. Consider the business reasons behind delayed patching and the risks organizations must take. Reflect on the potential for being wrong in our approaches and the forces needed to drive change in cybersecurity practices. Conclude by examining the role of regulation and risk management in shaping the future of cybersecurity across various industries. Read more

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