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Hack to Learn: Integrating Humanities into Cybersecurity with Aaron Mauro
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How do we predict the future? In our respective technology and security fields we are often asked to prognosticate on “what’s next?”. Understanding current trends is certainly helpful but what if you could reach far into the future and describe humanity and our relative progress?
In this week's episode of SecureTalk we host an Associate Professor of Digital Media at Brock University, to discuss the intersection of cybersecurity and the humanities. Our guest's recent works include, 'Hacking the Humanities' and 'The Language of Cyberattacks,' delve into how digital culture, app development, and natural language processing intersect with cybersecurity.
Listen in as we discuss William Gibson predicting the future of the internet and our examination of the cultural consequences of cybersecurity, emphasizing the need for broader digital literacy, the evolving landscape of internet privacy, and how speculative fiction can inform ethical questions and possible futures. They also touch on real-world incidents like the 'Parlor tricks' hack, demonstrating how programming literacy can empower individuals to navigate and influence the digital ecosystem. The conversation underscores the vital role of humanistic perspectives in understanding and shaping the cybersecurity landscape.
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