Finger scans might secure your smartphone today, but could they lead to identity theft in the future? In the new book Future Crimes, author Marc Goodman looks at how criminals are using emergent technology for their own benefit…
This week on “Fed Access,” global security expert and author Marc Goodman joins host Derrick Dortch to discuss new cyber threats and how they are being fueled by newly emerging technologies.
You’re a private person. But as long as you’re on-line and have skin and hair, you’re shedding little bits of data and DNA everywhere you go. Find out how that personal information – whether or not it’s used against you – is no longer solely your own. Are your private thoughts next? A security expert […]
There is an Internet that most of us never see. It’s called the Dark Web. It’s where you’ll find hackers, gangsters, terrorists, pedophiles. Today, law enforcement officials in Pittsburgh announced that they, in a major international effort, shut down a tiny corner of that illegal part of the Internet…
We all depend on technology and its vast, positive potential on everything from poverty to medicine, but there’s a flip side. As we gear up for the Internet of Things, with greater connections come greater risks…
Security expert and futurist Marc Goodman joins us to discuss his new book Future Crimes: Everything Is Connected, Everyone Is Vulnerable, and What We Can Do About It…
Marc Goodman investigates the intersection of science and security. He’s an expert in cyber risk and counter-terrorism. Goodman started his career as a police offer then detective for the LAPD. He’s advised INTERPOL and was appointed Futurist-in-Residence for the FBI. He’s the founder of the Future Crimes Institute and the Chair for Policy, Law, and […]
In the Internet age, everything is connected so everyone is vulnerable — in ways we may not even imagine yet. A new book says hackers are already more organized and more innovative than the good guys, and it’s time for the good guys to take a stand…