Industrial Organization Workshop 2015-2016
IO Seminar – Spring 2016 – 16:15-17:30, 101 Berglas Building
Focus on Network Security
Professor Neil Gandal (Berglas School of Economics)
Dr. Eran Toch (Faculty of Engineering)
The seminar in IO will focus on Network Security this Spring. The seminar is ideal for graduate students in Business, Computer Science, Economics, and Engineering.
Key questions include:
• Why has Internet security worsened even as investment has increased?
• According to a report from the US Secret Service, nearly 2/3 of all data breaches
could have been prevented using "simple and cheap" countermeasures.
Why aren't they deployed?
• How much should firms invest to protect their IT systems?
• How can the past history of cyber incidents guide future investments in defense?
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►29.02.16
"Introduction to Cybersecurity IO Seminar"
►7.03.16
"Privacy: Do We Value it Anymore? Empirical Questions About the Value of Privacy"
►14.03.16
"Threat Information Sharing between Competing Cyber Security Vendors"
►21.03.16
►28.03.16
"Bug Bounty programs - where's the value?"
►4.04.16
"Making Privacy Decisions in Ubiquitous Computing Environments"
►11.04.16
►2.05.16
►9.05.16
"The Role of Law in Cybersecurity- A First Examination of End User Liability "
►16.05.16
"Characterization of Privacy Loss"
►23.05.16
►30.05.16
"What Makes Geeks Tick? A Study of Stack Overflow Careers"
►6.06.16- no activity
TAU's 60th birthday!
