Security and Privacy in a Globalized Society: Security Keynote at Oracle OpenWorld 2018

The next security threat may be to something we are not even looking at right now. Beyond hacking of large corporations and our political elections, what other threats exist from nation states, rogue actors, criminals or others that may threaten our institutions, our economy or even us as individuals. Leading voices from some of the most highly respected intelligence positions in our country discuss and debate this important topic and how it might relate to the direction of technology and the adoption of cloud computing, AI, and other technologies from the perspective of the threats, the implications, and the potential opportunities for securing our systems while maintaining the privacy concerns of citizens.

Watch Oracle Chief Executive Officer Mark Hurd and Oracle Chief Corporate Architect Edward Screven share more in their keynote at Oracle OpenWorld 2018.

[johnwu]

Oracle, s tech event keynote persons seem one generation older than those of M$ and google

[KristoferPettersson]

Concerning weaponized AI: The ability to precisely strike a target is better than to hit the wrong target. AI will increase accuracy in defense and attack measures. This is a morale choice because it helps containing the conflict. Hence we should develop AI weapons.

Compare the wikileaks "collateral damage" with the first attack on Irak with precision missiles. It's obvious what is winning the PR-war.