InfoSec15 Memes

Wednesday, June 3. 2015

As I can’t get alone to InfoSec15 this year, I thought I would get a flavour of what’s going on by pointing our experimental text mining tool in that direction. See the graph below. Bruce Schneier and John McAfee seem to have the influence they deserve, followed by BSOD (is Windows 10 here already?

) and “trashier tearaway”, which seems to be a reference to an article in The Register about the perils of allowing BYO-IoT-D (Bring Your Own Internet of Things Device!) into secure networks. also, full marks to whoever thought up “malvertising”!

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Hope to get along next year and find out what’s going on in person.

(Apologies for my earlier, half-formed draft of this post – now deleted – just proves I really am too old to multitask!)

Posted by David Short at 21:52 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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