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Bruce Schneier: 安全的錯覺

Filmed Oct 2010 • Posted Apr 2011TEDxPSU
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資訊安全專家Bruce Schneie指出一般人對於安全的感受與現實狀態常有所出入。在TEDxPSU 的演講中,他解釋為什麼我們花上數十億在處理新聞事件中風險,而那些在國內機場採用的措施,只不過是提供安全假象的安全劇院罷了。現實中常見的風險我們反而忽略了。他也說明我們該如何跳脫這樣的模式。

Bruce Schneier thinks hard about security -- as a computer security guru, and as a philosopher of the larger notion of making a safer world. Full bio »

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