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Defeating Rhino Poachers, 5G Security & IoT Catastrophes w/ Shaun Cooley
Jul 12, 2019 ·
1h 18m 10s
Few topics capture our imagination like the Internet of Things (IoT); our concerns swing from how much Alexa is really listening to us all the way to doomsday scenarios orchestrated...
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Few topics capture our imagination like the Internet of Things (IoT); our concerns swing from how much Alexa is really listening to us all the way to doomsday scenarios orchestrated by a violent robot takeover. Our conversation with Shaun Cooley lays the foundation for a rational understanding of IoT risks, starting with its role in stopping rhino poaching in an African game preserve. After explaining the full IoT landscape, we explore how it is fundamentally different from “normal” IT security and how the coming IT/OT convergence could result in an epic clash of cultures-- not to mention a few breaches. No IoT conversation is complete without covering 5G and satellite internet, and nor do we spare you the musings on how it could all go quite wrong...
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Derby Watson
1 year ago
What would be my biggest concern is that Rangers not properly vetted selling this technology to the middle man to find out where the rhinos roam and that could be a disaster. A good goverence practice would have to be implemented. Would it be a wise decision that game reserves share this data? And if this data is shared how can you protect this highly sensative data? Secondly, if you use machine learning to surveil those poaching villages and perdict when a poacher is contemplating killing an rhino. The poacher relies heavily on their cell phone to make the contact with thier bosses. AI can predict the poacher behavior would be highly useful before they go out an poach. Pretty cool stuff but many game reserves and Kruger is not using this tech because poaching is on the rise. Can you explain why this technology is not widely use?
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