2018 - Keynote: Jessica Payne
Coverage of 2018 - Keynote: Jessica Payne from the conference program.
Summary
Overview: Okay. All right. All right, everybody. Okay. Please welcome Jessica Payne from Microsoft for the keynote. Are you ready for keynote? Okay. Knowledge is power. But the problem is is that we typically think that we have the knowledge gap where the knowledge is bigger on the side of the attacker than versus on the side of the defender, which makes us sad. And we also think that we have attackers that are wizards. And we make them seem like wizards because we use certain words about them. We use wor
Key Topics: ds like advanced persistent threat or sophisticated attackers. But the reality of this is that the attackers who are going after most networks are really just what I like to call moderately skilled people who know slightly more about your network than you do. [Music] [Applause]
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