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This conference talk explores how the InfoSec industry was founded on fear and examines the challenges of managing this emotion effectively in security contexts. Learn about the historical development of information security, how fear-based approaches have both shaped and hindered the industry, and discover alternative paradigms for fostering security-minded cultures without relying on fear tactics. Dr. Catherine Ullman, a seasoned security researcher with over 25 years of technical experience who serves as Principal Technology Architect for Security at the University at Buffalo, shares her expertise in digital forensics and incident response while offering practical insights on creating more effective security awareness programs. Gain valuable perspective from an accomplished professional who has presented at major security conferences including DEF CON and Blue Team Con, and who brings her experience as a contributor to "97 Things Every Information Professional Should Know" and author of "The Active Defender."
