The world is becoming increasingly open, and that has implications both bright and dangerous. Marc Goodman paints a portrait of a grave future, in which technology’s rapid development could allow crime to take a turn for the worse.
In a panel with California Lt. Governor Gavin Newsome, Singularity University CEO Rob Nail, and Marc Goodman discuss Future Crimes during March 2015 Executive Program. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0mSn4Mt0Qs
Future Crimes Institute’s Marc Goodman on online openness and how a search engine can determine life or death.
The U.S. is building computer worms to attack enemy states. In the future what countries do with digital warfare may be more damaging than boots on the ground or drones in the sky. Vint Cerf, the “Father of the Internet”, Marc Goodman and Liam O’Murchu on the coming era of digital warfare.
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.
When criminals, businesses, and governments monitor you, what does privacy mean anymore? Edward Snowden, Marc Goodman and Vint Cerf on privacy in a digital age.
In episode #189, Joe Polish interviews Marc Goodman on his new book, Future Crimes and they discuss things like when to post vacation pictures that decreases your chances of being robbed while you’re away to the scary truth about organized criminals, rogue governments, and hackers taking control of the technology you rely on to six […]
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.