Everything Gaurav Banga said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
Banga: Security infrastructure should never restrict end-user actions
“So this is a very different paradigm shift where you're designing the infrastructure from the ground up in such a way that saying no to the end user is not an option. You are going to be secure in spite of the user being able to do wanting to do anything and c…”
Banga: Private companies lack the capability and justification to hack back
“And maybe nation states can do this to each other, but I doubt whether commercial enterprises should go over there. They have the means to go over there successfully.”
Banga: Global CEOs fail if they retain legacy enterprise security approaches
“What is very obvious is the existing way of doing things doesn't work, and if you are not embracing change, the right kind of change, empowering someone who has, you know, got a lot of budget and money behind them, a good, clear charter of just what you want t…”
Banga: Modern digital infrastructure rests on architecturally unsound security
“And unfortunately we have built that on a security platform which is not architecturally sound.”
Banga: Security strategy requires studying the economics of war and crime
“Go become a student in war and crime, what, how war and crime works, what are the economics of war and crime, and then go become a student of some of the computer science behind. That gives you the approach you need to take.”
Banga: Mobile devices face little malware, but CIOs lack operational visibility
“While there's not much malware exists, some malware does exist, but not much malware exists for attacking mobile devices themselves, like in the Android and the iOS case, but the more important thing is that the CIO has very little visibility and very few cont…”
Banga: Cybersecurity legal frameworks remain primitive compared to physical crime laws
“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.”
Banga: Hacking enterprise targets is far cheaper than physical bank robbery
“Because that 10,000 dollars is a small fraction of the reward that you would earn from that. And it is much, much cheaper than trying to attack the bank in the physical world.”