“What I did in my youth is hundreds of times easier today. Technology breeds crime.”
― Frank W. Abagnale
(swindler, author of “Catch Me If You Can”)
Session Description:
From the streets to the boardroom, tech informs and empowers both criminals and those who seek to stop them. Is the future of crime destined to be an escalating techno-arms-race, the same old cops-and-robbers just with cooler tools? Or can we look forward to a calmer, more civilized world in which criminality is rare and openness is the order of the day?
Participants
Rowan Trollope
Senior Vice President and General Manager, Collaboration and IoT Technology Group, Cisco
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