In this episode, we’ll go deep into the digital underground to expose the alarming ways criminals, corporations, and even countries are using emerging technologies against you…and some simple steps you can take to decrease your vulnerability… “The fact of the matter is, back in 2008, terrorists were using search engines, like Google, to determine who […]
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.
Crime is down in advanced economies around the world—at least that is what some statistics suggest. While it is true that violent crime has dropped precipitously in the developed world over the past two decades, in fact, there is a tsunami of criminal activity on the horizon. It is in the form of cybercrime, and […]
This article was taken from The WIRED World in 2016 — our fourth annual trends report, a standalone magazine in which our network of expert writers and influencers predicts what’s coming next. When most people think of cybercrime, they think of hackers raiding bank accounts, stealing identities and pilfering credit-card numbers. Ah, the good old […]
Read Marc’s answers to cybercrime questions on Reddit. Reddit Q&A
The average time to realize you’ve been hacked is 200 days! Cybercrime is organized, global, and practically untouchable by today’s laws. Vint Cerf, Marc Goodman and Liam O’Murchu on the business of cybercrime in a digital age.
Marc Goodman, author of “Future Crimes,” returns to The Agenda to discuss the need for broad-based approach to cyber-security. With ever increasing threats to individual privacy, infrastructure, financial security and public safety, Goodman explains why we need a “Manhattan Project for the 21st century” in cyberspace.
We must use grand thinking to secure the Internet… “We are at the first minutes of the first hours of the first days of this internet revolution.” -Marc Goodman The Cheat Sheet: What are steganography and script kiddies? How air conditioning led to the Target security breach in 2013. Is hacking becoming more complex or […]