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Blockchain Security Series Episode 4: Ryan Lackey (CISO @ Evertas)
Hosted by Pablo Sabbatella - pablito.eth (Blockchain Security Researcher, SEAL member)


Guest contact:
Linkedin -   / ryanlackey  

https://www.evertas.com/


Topics discussed:

00:00 - Intro
01:28 - Conferences
04:27 - Ryan’s journey into cybersecurity and crypto
07:50 - Building cryptocurrency in the 90s
11:40 - Sealand, living in Iraq and working with US military
16:50 - Security startups
20:43 - Crypto regulation
25:20 - Mass adoption and security in web3
36:52 - Zk proofs
40:42 - Privacy and money tracing
49:51 - Tucker Carlson’s spied by NSA
50:58 - Detention and imprisonment of developers
56:40 - Insider threats in web3 and how to manage it
01:08:38 - Insider threats in web3 and how to manage it
01:06:16 - Infrastructure risks (Keys generation, cloud, oracles and bridges)
01:09:10 - The future of bridges and crosschain operation
01:12:05 - Audits. Are they sufficient?
01:17:49 - Top 3 security advices. FInal thoughts



Summary

In this conversation, Ryan Lackey, Chief Security Officer at Evertas, discusses various topics related to blockchain security and crypto adoption. The conversation covers Ryan's journey in crypto and computer security, the challenges in crypto adoption and regulation, the transition to SSL with Cloudflare, security risks in crypto and traditional finance, the future of zero knowledge proofs, and the role of code, privacy, and security in crypto. In this conversation, Ryan Lackey and Pablo Sabbatella discuss the balance between privacy and criminal activity in the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. They explore the challenges of implementing privacy features without enabling tools for criminals. They also discuss the importance of protecting against financial crimes that have physical consequences, such as terrorism financing and extortion. The conversation delves into the risks of insider threats and the need for comprehensive security measures, including audits and secure coding practices. Lackey emphasizes the importance of segregating wallets, protecting seed phrases, and learning with small balances to enhance security.