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Simonyi Konferencia 2011 - Economics of Information Security and Privacy (Dr. Márk Félegyházi - Crysys Lab, BME-HIT)

Készült:
2011. április 19.
Feltöltve:
2011. április 30.

Esemény: Simonyi Konferencia 2011

Computer security was not the main concern at the dawn of the Internet age when the network was limited to a few computers only. With the rapid growth \r\n of the computer network, security became an important issue. In spite \r\nof the growing importance of security, the adoption of these secure protocols is rather slow. Recently, several researchers argued that Internet security \r\n is weak not only due to inconvenient or missing security protocols but \r\nalso due to the lack of proper incentives for participants to adopt \r\nthe existing solutions, monitor their systems and share relevant \r\ninformation. In this talk, I will give an overview of Internet security issues \r\n from the economics point of view. I will highlight incentive problems \r\nthat hinder the operation of security protocols, emphasize the trade-offs between usability , security and privacy , and give an overview of potential remedies to overcome the obstacles due to the strategic behavior of participants A Simonyi Konferencia a Szakkollégium, és talán a Villamosmérnöki és \r\nInformatikai Kar legnagyszabásúbb, hallgatók által szervezett szakmai \r\nrendezvénye. Évente egyszer, tavasszal, immáron nyolcadik alkalommal \r\nkerült megrendezése.

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