Cybersecurity: You’ll See This Message When It’s Too Late
Josephine Wolff
Sunday, 7 April 2019
12:00pm
1 hour
Oxford Martin School: Lecture Theatre
£7 - £12.50
Computer security expert Josephine Wolff looks at some of the major cybersecurity breaches of recent years and examines what we can learn from them.
Wolff says cyber attacks are usually motivated by financial gain, espionage or a desire to humiliate the victim. She argues that we should examine each attack thoroughly to identify the technology flaws, any reparations made and the impact on future security systems.
Wolff is assistant professor in the public policy department and computer security department at Rochester Institute for Technology.
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