CreativeMornings FieldTrip: information security for creative folks
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Lots of important information is on your computer and in the cloud. Keeping it private and secure is really important. Security doesn’t have to be overwhelming and scary! In this hands-on session, you’ll learn about what’s important and what’s not, risk assessment (security folks call this “threat modeling”), and we’ll help you set up good password practices, two-factor authentication and use a security key. https://creativemornings.com/talks/information-security-for-creative-folks
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- 9. tradeoffs
- 10. continuum
- 11. average people✔
- 12. under government surveillance whistleblowers political campaigners activists celebrities victims of stalking and violence
- 13. corporate espionage criminal gangs zero-day exploits Mossad, CIA, MI6, NSA
- 14. password reuse✔ password guessing✔ lost and stolen devices✔ phishing✔
- 16. threat model
- 19. how much they want to know howmuchyoucare $$$$$$ 0 $
- 20. assets
- 21. adversaries
- 22. capabilities
- 23. consequences
- 24. defenses
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- 34. chrome://flags
- 40. password sharing
- 41. password resets
- 44. know
- 45. are
- 46. have
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