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Was there a generation particularly more concerned with security? Judging by the droves of leaks, breaches and attacks in the last few years, it doesn't seem so. While I agree that Millenials as a whole are more connected,...
In reply to: More connected or less concerned?
Marilyn - great post. I think what most people don't seem to understand if that if an App is free, YOU are the product. Would you pay $0.99/mo for a version of Waze that gave you privacy?
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I would also be interested in learning the results of that poll. I think because most younger millennials grew up in an age of widespread information sharing, many don't think twice about giving personal data to apps and...
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@ Kelly Jackson Higgins... only when the corporations that are collecting and who are responsible for this data are actually held accountable.
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I keep asking the question about the ultimate financial impact of all of this: It can't be a sustainable model for the economy. Eventually all of this replacing credit cards & debit cards, covering ID theft losses, and recovering...
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People need to remember that these 'generational' identities are very broad. I'm technically a millenial and yet can remember firmly what it was like to be online pre-'95. Myself and my contemporaries have a very different...
In reply to: Big age range
@ Kelly Jackson Higgins, the points you make are dead on. The problem is, as technology (whatever the technology is) advances the trend or mantra is "lets make this easier, more efficient", well easy and efficient seems...
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Thanks Jason. Useful suggestions!
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they will also expect less discussion around security and privacy, those are boring subjects. :--)) @DrT -- If your comment presumes that Millennials will expect less discussion around security and privacy because...
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I love Waze, I would give anything to e babel to use it :-)-). Waze was a successful startup and was bought by Google, they saw how much engagement this app could create.
In reply to: Re: Ok Millennials, defend yourselves!
I agree completely. There is no real consequences when an attack happens other than we talk about it and speculate around that. Both attackers and person who does not remove vulnerability should be held responsible. ...
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Good point. We know we are not blaming ourselves today but complaining bout it all the times. The same will happen for millennials, they will also expect less discussion around security and privacy, those are boring subjects....
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Dark Reading Tech Digest, Dec. 19, 2014Software-defined networking can be a net plus for security. The key: Work with the network team to implement gradually, test as you go, and take the opportunity to overhaul your security strategy.
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