The Five Laws of Cybersecurity | Nick Espinosa | TEDxFondduLac

[Sam-rphy]

Law 1: if there is a vulnerability, it will be exploited.
Law 2: Everything is vulnerable in some way
Law 3 :Humans can trust when they shouldn't.
Law 4 : with innovation comes opportunity for exploitation.
Law 5: when in doubt, see law 1

[jackfitzpatrick]

Excellent presentation. Recognizing that "everything is vulnerable" is especially important; to some, this may seem paranoid, but it's best to be proactive in this field. Acknowledge the limitations of existing protective measures, assess them, then present new solutions.

[ajbooysen]

This amazing to watch. Nick is a remarkable presenter. I was literally draw in from the first line to the last. Great presentation.

[rootabeta]

Everyone is making fun of this guy for looking like a magician but in reality he's just an ordinary Penntester

[jobhuntcoach]

Such a great presenter.. he makes everything clear and concise

[sohatyi]

I liked this, it's punchy and has an important message without descending into too much jargon.

[IanFaria-Blr-India]

When we start Thinking like a HACKER... we can start to STOP them. Vulnerabilities will be exploited. It is our duty to see that we are not vulnerable in the cyber world. Excellent talk. Totally enjoyed it.

[himanshugoel]

This is super amazing Nick. Glad to know you and learn from your experience.

[erhhj]

In my opinion this listening is very useful. I can hear that millions of times

[matthijstaback]

I really enjoy Espinosa talking everyone through this so effectively!

[nandinidash]

valuable explanation of cyber security.

[itz_juliannn]

I added this to my watch later playlist scrolling through because I thought you were Penn Jillette!!! I was not disappointed!!!

[ChetanVithlani]

Awesome work Nick Espinosa, very useful, simple and effective

[PMA]

Allan's laws of security
1 On the whole bad guys can be expected to do what suits them; not what suits you.
2 Once you have a reasonable security policy the amount of good it does is closely related to your willingness to follow it.
3 Security is largely about the question "Who's in control".
4 More restrictive isn't the same as more secure.
5 People offering something that does the impossible are lying.

[adarilaxmiprasanna]

I am very thankful to you sir made my day very interesting and mind peaceful your presentation about cybersecurity and I am got certified certificate in Palo Alto cybersecurity hopefully to explain more about cyber security video

[Rickety]

Please upload again with louder sound levels. This is barely audible

[JossOrtan]

Great talk on cybersecurity, Nick! Your experience is impressive. How do you tailor cybersecurity strategies for different business sizes and industries?

[pbeydky]

What is the patented feature of Romad antivirus?

[charlesbyers]

Law number six, if there is a shirt, it will be un-tucked.

[snoopy]

I misunderstood trust because I'd be what you call a "mole woman", but I am so glad that I have rediscovered it to learn about cybersecurity threat mitigation techniques