Description: Jon Hart
Current cyber security laws such as the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, DMCA, and other proposed language do not clearly define legal and criminal boundaries for the good guys or the bad. Bottom line: Consumers and businesses may lose the ability to protect themselves. This issue is timely as IoT (the Internet of Things) blurs the line between the physical and virtual world.
In this talk, Jon Hart will explain how and why the security community should be involved in government legislation around cybersecurity to protect researchers and the community at large. He will discuss options to balance protection for security researchers with clear guidelines for corporate due care and simple definitions for criminal and malicious acts, including clear disclosure guidelines.
Jon’s been "doing security" in various manners for 15 years,: did in-depth protocol threat analysis back in the early days of VA/VM, worked on the IoT before it was a T, did policy development, implementation and auditing, lead the addition of hundreds of thousands of vulnerability checks to Rapid7's Nexpose, and now "I accidentally the entire Internet" as part of Rapid7 Labs.
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