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Is anything groundbreaking anymore? To what extent have the concepts and structures of cybersecurity evolved as years have gone by? Has AI lulled us into a bubble of comfort and consumption to the extent that we have forgotten how to think for ourselves? Are we simply consuming rather than developing or evolving?
When we look at LinkedIn and conference programs in our line of work it’s all the same – posts and sessions where everyone is basically nodding due to the affirmative, and a confirmation that we all face the same challenges. It’s the subject matter community showcasing to each other what they do, and very often copying some neighbor at some point. But rarely do we change, rarely do we take matter into our own hands and do something about the challenges we’re facing.
Is AI to blame, or are we simply too fooled by the glossy sales pitches and the notion of “AI as the groundbreaking technology for- and against cybersecurity”?
From the perspective of two security architects, this talk will enlighten all these different issues through a less glossy lens. We will dive into different architectural concepts and methods, challenge a few of the common notions and provide both food for thought as well as our suggestions for how to break out of the bubble and into a more pragmatic and reality-oriented world. This will be done using storytelling and the allegory of the evolution of pizzas.
And now: stop chasing technologies, start modelling your organization properly, and every new development becomes a manageable substitution rather than an existential crisis “