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Total length of the course: <1 hour
Cybersecurity has a market problem: the people who create risk are rarely the ones who bear it. In this conversation, unpack why the cybersecurity market fails, whether spending is going to the right places, and how we should even measure harm when things go wrong. Then turn to the harder question of market solutions, from regulation and liability to holding software and hardware companies accountable for the insecurity they ship.
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Why is cybersecurity often described as a ‘market failure’?
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Is spending on cybersecurity proportionate to the actual risks?
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How should we define and measure cyber harm?
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Are we underestimating the long-term harms of persistent cyber intrusions?
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Do you think economic regulation is more effective than voluntary standards in cybersecurity?
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Should software companies be held legally liable for insecure products?
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Should hardware companies be held legally liable for insecure products?
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