Banga: Cybersecurity legal frameworks remain primitive compared to physical crime laws
Gaurav Banga · a16z Podcast | Barbarians at the Gate -- How to Think About Enterprise Security Today · Jan 2, 2019 · at 23:01
Gaurav Banga, cybersecurity founder and CEO, compares legal enforcement frameworks for cybercrime versus traditional physical crime on the a16z Podcast.
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“The legal systems around cybersecurity are much more improved now than, say, 10 years ago, but they're still very primitive compared to, you know, murder and, you know, physical extortion and physical theft and glandular and all those kinds of things.”
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