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In today’s show Mathew Erickson, manager of client services and technology, and Derek Huyser, corporate development lead from Spideroak, are explaining the disconnected trust between the institutions running the internet and the existing controls that are available for their rescue. They are also discussing the different middle-man issues for industries and the risks associated with them, and how data flow can be controlled by avoiding the middle-man. Value of intellectual capital and risks to this capital, and the importance of having a society that values the uninterrupted flow of information and its security, are some other topics explained in today’s show.
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Episodes:
NCF-83 Exciting Blockchain Community Efforts-Developers Needed
NCF-82 Importance of Cyber Insurance for Businesses
NCF-81 Protection Against Targeted Cyber-Attacks
NCF-80 Security Certificates and their Importance in the Industry
NCF-79 What is the DarkWeb? Monitoring for internet criminal activity with IDAgent
NCF-78 Cyber Security for Insurance and Financial with Progressive Ins.
NCF-77 K-12 Cyber Security Education with Dr. Mary Graft
NCF-76 Game Changing New Models to Protect from DDOS
NCF-75 Military Community and Cyber Security Innovation
NCF-CO8 Colorado Passes Law to use Blockchain for Governance…
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