Join us for an insightful conversation with Joseph Menn, veteran cybersecurity reporter for the Washington Post and author of "Cult of the Dead Cow: How the Original Hacking Supergroup Might Just Save the World." In this closing keynote discussion, Menn shares his perspectives on the evolution of cybersecurity, exploring the complex relationship between technology advancement and security. Drawing from his 25 years of experience covering security at major publications including the LA Times and Washington Post, he discusses how ethical activism has shaped the industry and offers thoughts on current security challenges facing organizations.

Key topics include:

• The role of responsible disclosure in improving security
• How security awareness and practices have evolved over decades
• The tension between innovation and security controls
• Leadership perspectives on managing security risks
• Lessons learned from early hacker culture

0:00 - "Introduction & Company Context"

Introduction of keynote speaker Joseph Menn
Discussion of Teleport's mission to reduce friction between technology and security
Background on speaker credentials and published works

4:32 - "The Microsoft Security Story"

How CDC exposed Microsoft's security issues
Evolution of vulnerability disclosure practices
Impact of public pressure on corporate security policies

8:15 - "Privacy, Security & Corporate Responsibility"

Analysis of current state of privacy
Discussion of breach disclosures
Role of security executives in organizations

15:40 - "Critical Thinking in Security"

Importance of hacker mindset in security
Evolution from activism to professional security
Value of questioning established systems

21:30 - "Security Leadership & Future Directions"

Discussion of CISO roles and reporting structures
Risk-based approaches to security
Balancing technology advancement with security needs