Super Cities №255—Fast Food or Peace of Mind
In addition to changing passwords and other standard how-tos, good cyber hygiene would focus on minimizing our attack area.
Super Cities №252—When The Hackers are Hacked
"We have never seen this done to the level of sophistication that we are seeing here."
Super Cities №221—Cyber Cities
Lake City was not ready. So naturally — like moths to a flame — hackers attacked it.
Super Cities №209— The New, Old Endless Race
Should voters start questioning or refusing to accept election outcomes, things will unravel very quickly. And, honestly, that outcome doesn't seem too far-fetched.
Super Cities №144 — Big Hacks and Apple’s “Endless Race”
"We know that security is an endless race"
Super Cities №108 - Why Hackers Aren't Afraid of Us
Between budget constraints and lack of expertise, cities are fighting a losing battle against increasingly sophisticated, decentralized attackers.
Super Cities №106 - The Light-But-Dark View From Seoul
Seoul’s population density is twice New York’s
Super Cities №105 - In Cities, Reckoning Technology and Policy
As cities evolve, security planning — orders of magnitude larger and more consequential than widely recognized — requires business and policy research and cooperation.
Super Cities №56 — Innovation in War and Policy
Politicians established the foundational principles of American war and peace at a time when people traveled on horseback, lit their homes with candles, and sent information via courier.
Super Cities №42 — You Are Not Safe
One of my 2018 resolutions is to communicate more clearly, so here you go: you(r data) are not safe, digitally.
Super Cities №27 — Security and Data: The State and Private Industry
Everyone loves the benefits of the internet, but most people I know don’t want their personal data shared without active knowledge or consent.