Down The Security Rabbithole

In this episode... Turn any old car into a "smart car" for $200 with this new miracle device "BACKED BY FROGVENTURES, VOYOMOTIVE IS TACKLING THE BURGEONING CONNECTED-CAR SPACE" Could be a fantastic idea Could be an awful idea Has anyone considered the security ramifications? What about privacy? http://www.fastcodesign.com/3052012/this-device-will-turn-your-clunker-into-a-smart-car-for-200?utm_source#4 OMB preps cyber sprint follow-up Michael's take on "gap focus": http://www.csoonline.com/article/2992553/security-leadership/stop-focusing-on-gaps-to-gain-influence-as-a-security-leader.html Hoping for 75% authentication for 2FA - not exactly great Lots of challenges here, but is this the right thing to do? TalkTalk breached, 3 teenagers arrested, CEO goes tone deaf CEO says they "were not legally required to encrypt client information" Teenagers arrested in breach The poster child for having a breach preparedness plan, before the cameras start rolling and media starts calling https://hacked.com/british-