Cyber Self-Defense | Paul Carugati | TEDxSpokane

Stop Clicking! Paul Carugati will provide insights about the current “threat landscape” on the internet and how to stay safe in a dynamic environment.
Paul is a seasoned IT and Information Security leader with over 15 years experience in a Fortune 300 enterprise atmosphere. His vision of innovative, next-generation technology is focused on enabling business operations and growth based on risk management, threat intelligence, and broad security awareness. He is an in-demand speaker who holds many accreditations and industry certifications showcasing his technical and business prowess.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@blanchy]

Paul says a tool isn't the answer. Paul says the users need to think. Paul has never met the users.

[@kimlec3592]

@ Jeff M : 🤣😂🤣

[@rsp843301]

Super talk - really informative!

[@nicky6120000]

Paul is an amazing speaker. Great job sir!

[@deidrephillipson4858]

Nice work Paul!

[@daemanstewart1715]

Good stuff Paul!

[@James-le9tv]

Thanks TED-X.

[@alexszatmary2279]

Computer with real sensitive and important data, should not be connected to the Net... (golden rule)

[@Lfomod1Dubstep]

The view count of this video compared to other talks on Ted just shows that we are in big trouble. hahaha :D

[@gperson1967]

It means this is a good job to place oneself into.

[@jackdaniels7299]

Some food defence could help too

[@spheremulticorp]

um werewolves are weak against silver bullets. Not vampires.

[@berry9723]

Matthew Trevor Hutchings lmao

[@gperson1967]

Says who?

[@faithsinclair1824]

@@gperson1967 pffft everyone knows what kills vampires is sunshine, garlic clove necklaces and occasionally Kristen Stewart

[@vincentplooijakker6286]

12:50 second girl from the left has a face that tells me she is gonna change all her passwords the second she comes home.

[@amyqb117]

Great talk. And thanks for not bringing up the Nigerian Prince phishing scam unlike a lot of speakers I listen to. I hate when people go straight to that forgetting that there are other phishing scams out there and forgetting anyone can send a Nigerian Prince email from anywhere in the world. Of course, I'm being defensive but it never really passes across the message besides, "oh, avoid Nigerians".

[@vladtepes7539]

skipping to the next comment/content?

[@samueljackson5279]

damn this is out of date.

[@nopreferencefound]

Could you ellaborate?

[@traderwannabe]

nextime do a precise research ok...