La cybersecurity come cultura | Alessandro Pane | TEDxNapoli

In today's world, we increasingly and casually entrust our personal data, and therefore our lives, to computer systems and therefore to the "network." We are aware that behind the scenes, there is a constant conflict between those who want to gain possession of this data for various purposes and those who must then protect us from potential attacks resulting from the improper, if not criminal, use of our data. Governments, regulatory bodies, telecommunications operators, and companies in the sector are all committed to building solutions and intelligent systems as well as cyber barriers for our protection, but it is essential to understand that we ourselves are an actor, if not the main one, in this ecosystem. Our behaviors and habits must change to ensure that the "human firewall" is always active. This brief presentation aims to help raise greater awareness to make the use of this incredible tool, the internet, safe. He joined Ericsson in 1985 as a software engineer and has successfully held various senior technical, design, and management positions over the years. His career has been marked by international assignments in Sweden and other Ericsson sites around the world. He was responsible for the R&D Center in Croatia from May 2006, before being appointed Head of R&D Italy at Ericsson. His main strength is building employee trust by earning their credibility, while his standard is striving to achieve the best possible result. He actively represents Ericsson at internal and external industry events. He is married with two children and has a great passion for sports, especially swimming, where he still competes in the masters categories. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx