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How Much Should We Worry About Cyber Security?

July 30 (Bloomberg) -- With the advent of cloud computing and the growth of connectivity among institutions, companies, and individuals, electronic security has never been a more visible and urgent issue.

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    How Much Should We Worry About Cyber Security?

    July 30 (Bloomberg) -- With the advent of cloud computing and the growth of connectivity among institutions, companies, and individuals, electronic security has never been a more visible and urgent issue.

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    How Well Is the Battle for Cyber Security Going?

    July 30 (Bloomberg) -- In order to tackle the vulnerabilities associated with cyber security, it is important to first understand where we are winning and where we are losing the battle. (Source: Bloomberg)

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    If the U.S. Uses Cyber Tactics, Can We Blame Others?

    July 30 (Bloomberg) -- As more information becomes available about covert actions by the U.S. government in cyberspace, it raises fundamental questions about how much we know and how much we say about using cyber tactics against other nations. (Source: Bloomberg)

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    Do Social Media Sites Threaten Our Security?

    July 30 (Bloomberg) -- The connection made through social media can also offer opportunities for hackers and malware to spread across networks of people faster than ever before. (Source: Bloomberg)

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    Who Exactly Is Responsible for Your Cyber Security?

    July 30 (Bloomberg) -- Legal circles must grapple with a new debate: Just who is in charge, and who is accountable, when it comes to our individual and collective electronic security? (Source: Bloomberg)

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    Does Our Newfound Mobility Make Us More Vulnerable?

    July 30 (Bloomberg) -- Now that we live our lives via smartphone, the question arises: Is our important individual information less safe than it used to be? (Source: Bloomberg)

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    Will We Be More Secure Four Years From Now?

    July 30 (Bloomberg) -- While no one can predict the future, it is certain that government legislation will play a key role in the effectiveness of cyber security measures over the next four years. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Panelist Bios

  • Barrett Brown

    Author and activist, formerly associated with the hacktivist group Anonymous

  • Jason Brvenik

    Vice president of security strategy at Sourcefire

  • Joseph V. DeMarco

    Partner at technology law firm DeVore & DeMarco

  • Alan Paller

    Director of research at cyber training school SANS Institute

  • Norman Pearlstine

    Chief Content Officer, Bloomberg

  • Robert Rodriguez

    Chairman of the Security Innovation Network and senior adviser to the Chertoff Group

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