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Worth bearing in mind.
No one has deployed quantum encryption or quantum entanglement, yet, which are two of the easiest solutions if you have them.
But we need to augment civilian IT security dramatically, especially in strategic industries.
forbes.com/sites/zakdoffm…
No one has deployed quantum encryption or quantum entanglement, yet, which are two of the easiest solutions if you have them.
But we need to augment civilian IT security dramatically, especially in strategic industries.
forbes.com/sites/zakdoffm…
And yes, the fact that many key breakthroughs apparently *haven't* filtered their way into cutting-edge industries is actually good news, given how much IP theft and general infiltration we seem to be dealing with.
Still odd how many things haven't surfaced yet.
Still odd how many things haven't surfaced yet.
Especially the blindingly obvious.
You really *didn't* know the malware could be tracked, and more importantly mapped, over years and even decades?
That your botnets were just a mountain of hard evidence?
You really *didn't* know the malware could be tracked, and more importantly mapped, over years and even decades?
That your botnets were just a mountain of hard evidence?
That online psychological warfare couldn't *just* be tracked back to you, but to virtually any asset involved?
That evolutionary algorithms, #BigData and quantum search could be deployed by counterintelligence *against* you?
That you're just an embarrassingly parallel problem?
That evolutionary algorithms, #BigData and quantum search could be deployed by counterintelligence *against* you?
That you're just an embarrassingly parallel problem?
What if counterintelligence got there *first?*
Years or even decades ago?
Whether they knew it or not?
Years or even decades ago?
Whether they knew it or not?
And what if all this technology is not the summary of what you never knew, but only the beginning?
