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XVI News - Resumo semanal para quem lidera na Saúde#71: Planos e números da ANS, movimentos de operadoras, melhores hospitais públicos — e mais notícias da saúde na semanaOlá! Seja bem-vindo(a) à edição #71 do XVI News, oresumo semanal de notícias para quem lidera a Saúde no Brasil. Na edição de hoje (09/01/2026), com o Dr. UlissesRezende, Sócio e Diretor de Negócios da XVI:00:00 – Introdução e boas-vindas01:18 – Bionexo compra Tasy da Philips por R$ 1 bi (Pipeline –Valor Econômico) 01:47 – Dasa vende Hospital São Domingos e outrosdois ativos por mais de R$ 1 bilhão (Valor Econômico)02:07 – MedSênior projeta alta de 53% eminvestimentos para 2026 e prevê aporte de R$ 109 milhões (Saúde...
2026-01-0907 min
Money Matters with Hongbin Jeong and Chua Tian TianThe Big Story: “We NEED Greenland” - What else do you need, Trump?The world is watching closely after the US carried out a military operation in Venezuela, capturing President Nicolás Maduro. But the story doesn’t end there. In the days since, President Donald Trump has sent a series of sharp warnings to other countries. He hinted at possible military action in Colombia, told Mexico to “get its act together” on drugs, suggested the US “needs Greenland” for national security, and even name-checked Iran as a potential concern. These statements raise urgent questions: why is the US targeting these particular countries? Is this a serious threat or political posturing? ...
2026-01-0612 min
Malaysia Money Matters Daily News PodcastMalaysia Money Matters Daily News Digest 5th Nov 2025Malaysian Corporate & Market Developments🏗️ Binastra Secures RM188.5M Data Centre DealFifth major contract in Cyberjaya cements its growing role in digital infrastructure. Annual contract value now exceeds RM2B.🚢 Westports Profit Climbs 16%, Warns on TariffsQ3 results strong, but caution lingers as global trade tensions and US tariffs may dent future volume growth.🧪 Lotte Chemical Faces Losses Through 2027Analysts raise survival concerns amid weak margins and looming US$180M debt obligations starting 2026.🏘️ Tanco Hit by Sudden Selloff, Triggers IDSS HaltUnusual MD trading activity precedes a sharp 16% drop. Regulatory attention intensifies.📉 NexG Sinks 20%, Fla...
2025-11-0506 min
Data NationData, Debt, and the Dollar: A Conversation with Ken RogoffIn this episode of MIT's Data Nation, hosts Liberty Vittert Capito and Munther Dahleh sit down with economist, Harvard professor and former Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund, Kenneth Rogoff, to discuss his latest book Our Dollar, Your Problem: An Insider's View of Seven Turbulent Decades of Global Finance, and the Road Ahead. Rogoff breaks down the intricacies of global economics, the trouble with crypto currencies and what we can expect if the US dollar loses its global importance.
2025-10-3133 min
The Academic MinuteTakahiro Yabe, New York University – Your Behavior Affects Your CityOn New York University Week: Your behavior can affect the city you live in.
Takahiro Yabe, assistant professor in the department of technology management and innovation and the Center for Urban Science and Progress, details the relationship.
Takahiro Yabe is an Assistant Professor at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering Department of Technology Management and Innovation and the Center for Urban Science + Progress. His research focuses on computational social science and network science approaches to model the resilience of cities to disasters, pandemics, and disruptive mobility technology, and has been published in journals including Nature...
2025-10-1700 min
Redwood Research Blog“Iterated Development and Study of Schemers (IDSS)” by Ryan Greenblatt Subtitle: A strategy for handling scheming. In a previous post, we discussed prospects for studying scheming using natural examples. In this post, we’ll describe a more detailed proposal for iteratively constructing scheming models, techniques for detecting scheming, and techniques for preventing scheming. We’ll call this strategy Iterated Development and Study of Schemers (IDSS). We’ll be using concepts from that prior post, like the idea of trying to make schemers which are easier to catch. Two key difficulties with using natural examples of scheming are that it is hard to catch (and re-catch) scheme...
2025-10-1014 min
Net AssessmentPrediction is Hard, Especially about Confidence LevelsChris, Melanie, and Zack discuss the confidence problem among national security experts. As Jeffrey Friedman shows in a recent Texas National Security Review article, experts are often right but almost always overconfident in their predictions. What does this mean for the national security community? And how can experts address this systemic problem? Chris laments the Pentagon's in-person gathering of military leaders and Melanie condemns misguided economic policymaking, while Zack commends President Trump's support for a tougher NATO response to Russian incursions. Links: Jeffrey Friedman, "The World Is More Uncertain Than You Think: Assessing and Combating...
2025-10-0257 min
InfoSec BitesCISSP Domain-7: Security OperationsThe podcast discussions details critical aspects of maintaining an organisation's security posture and operational resilience. The discussion covers security operational controls such as auditing and logging, enforcing least privilege and separation of duties, and implementing change management and configuration management practices to maintain system integrity. A significant portion addresses physical security measures, including defensive perimeters, access controls like locks and surveillance (CCTV), and the use of intrusion detection systems (IDSs). Finally, the sources extensively describe incident response (IR), digital forensics, disaster recovery (DR), and business continuity planning (BCP), focusing on strategies like defining recovery objectives (RPO/RTO), managing backup...
2025-10-0151 minData NationBeyond the Trip: The Data on PsychedelicsWhat can data science reveal about the mind on psychedelics? In this episode of MIT's Data Nation, hosts Munther Dahleh and Liberty Vittert Capito speak with Nicolas Langlitz and Joshua S. Siegel about the future of mental health treatment and the role of psychedelics. Join us for a provocative look at the science behind altered states.
2025-09-3035 minData NationHarnessing the Power of Data: Chat with Munzer DahlehIn this episode of Data Nation Liberty interviews our very own Munzer Dahleh. Munzer emphasizes that while data is most important, focusing on the right data is essential for meaningful impact. Drawing from his latest book, Data, Systems, and Society: Harnessing AI for Societal Good, he shares insights on how AI and data can be aligned to create positive societal change. Tune in to learn how to harness data responsibly and effectively for the greater good.
2025-08-2832 min
FPCI Talks!CALLING RESEARCH : Dinamika Persaingan Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) dan Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD) : Posisi dan Peluang Indonesia Kawasan Indo-PasifikSetelah sekian lama akhirnya podcast Calling Research kembali lagi nihhh, Fopolics!🤩Calling Research kali ini akan di pandu oleh Masyitah Zahra dan Nadya Fitaloka dari divisi Research, dan narasumber Audrey Chairunnisa dari alumni UPNVJ sebagai Graduate Research Assistant Military Studies Programme, IDSS, RSIS NTU . Pada podcast ini membahas persaingan strategis antara BRI dan QUAD yang semakin menguatkan Indo-Pasifik sebagai pusat dinamika geopolitik dunia dan Indonesia yang sedang dihadapkan pada tantangan sekaligus peluang untuk memperkuat posisinya di kawasan. Penasaran sama obrolan mereka? Yuk, dengerin Calling Research episode 2 selengkapnya di Spotify!
2025-08-2258 minData NationDe-Extinction, Data, and the Future of Conservation with ColossalIn this episode of Data Nation, we talk with leaders of Colossal, a company working to bring back extinct animals like the wooly mammoth, Tasmanian tiger (thylacine), and dodo bird. Colossal CEO Ben Lamm, Chief Science Officer Dr. Beth Shapiro, and Colossal Foundation President Matt James join us to explain how they use gene editing and advanced technology, like CRISPR, to try and make de-extinction possible. We will break down the science and talk about the big questions, like is it right to bring back extinct animals, how it might help the planet, and what it takes to fund su...
2025-07-2934 minData NationBehind the Tariff: What the Data SaysIn this episode of Data Nation, economist Dr. Dave Donaldson joins us to explore how data shapes U.S. tariff policy. The discussion focuses on why Americans are skeptical of tariffs, how different industries are impacted by trade protections, and how these choices reflect broader social and political values. In this episode, Dr. Donaldson gives us further insight on whether recent shifts in trade policy are driven by economics or politics. We also look at how uncertainty around tariffs affects the economy and what smart, data-informed policy might look like moving forward.
2025-06-3029 minData NationImmigration by the Numbers: What the Data Really SaysIn this episode of Data Nation, economist Giovanni Peri and political scientist Margaret Peters join us to explore the evolving landscape of U.S. immigration and the data that shapes it. The discussion covers key issues like the economic impact of immigration on native-born workers, the role of wealth in shaping immigration policy, and the accuracy of immigration data. Peri and Peters share insights on how immigration affects wages, job markets, and public opinion, while examining the limitations of current immigration data and the misinformation it can fuel. Together, we unpack the myths, policies, and political pressures surrounding immigration...
2025-05-2938 min
AI with ShailyBuilding Global Bridges: How MIT and Peru are Revolutionizing AI Education TogetherWelcome to *AI with Shaily* 🎙️, hosted by Shailendra Kumar, your friendly guide to the fascinating world of artificial intelligence and data science! Today’s episode shines a spotlight on an inspiring educational innovation bridging continents and cultures 🌎✨.
Imagine a unique partnership connecting MIT’s prestigious Institute for Data, Systems, and Society (IDSS) in the United States with BREIT, the Brescia Institute of Technology, located in Peru 🇺🇸🤝🇵🇪. This collaboration is revolutionizing how students worldwide learn data science and machine learning by offering graduate-level education that goes beyond just technical skills. It emphasizes critical thinking, communication, and ethics—essential ingredients for making AI truly impactful and responsi...
2025-05-2803 minData NationJillian Michaels: Exposing the Truth About our Food and Weight LossIn this episode of Data Nation, fitness expert Jillian Michaels joins us to explore the complex world of food safety, nutrition, and health. The discussion covers critical topics like hidden food chemicals, misleading food labels, calorie tracking challenges, and the controversial rise of weight loss medications like Ozempic. Michaels provides insights into the food industry's manipulation of ingredients, the potential health risks of processed foods, and the broader implications of chemical additives on chronic diseases.
2025-04-2943 min
Revision5) Network & Control - IY2760 - Informational SecurityThese materials from Dr Ng's Information Security course at RHUL cover fundamental concepts of computer and network security, with a significant focus on access control mechanisms and models like ACLs, capability lists, RBAC, and matrix-based approaches. The texts also explore network security protocols such as IPsec and TLS, alongside methods for intrusion prevention and detection, including firewalls and IDSs. Furthermore, emerging topics like quantum computing and its cryptographic implications, alongside software vulnerabilities and malicious software, are introduced to provide a broader understanding of contemporary security challenges.
2025-04-2529 minData NationRising Tensions and Sea Levels: Advancing Extreme Weather Policy and Technology Today on Data Nation, we are speaking with Kerry Emanuel and Kelvin Droegemeier to better understand extreme weather prevention and technology. Together, we'll explore extreme weather displacement, changing weather conditions, and the legislation behind natural disaster procedures and measures. With Kerry Emanuel's expertise in meteorology and extreme weather prediction as well as Kelvin Droegemeier's legislation work as the Former Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, today's episode will provide insightful and credible conversation on this topic. With millions of Americans at risk from climate change, it is crucial to understand where laws and...
2025-02-2547 min
Malaysia Money Matters Daily News PodcastMalaysia Money Matters Daily News Digest 19th Feb 2025Episode HighlightsIn this episode of Malaysia Money Matters, we break down the latest corporate earnings, investment opportunities, and global economic shifts affecting Malaysia. From Johor Plantations’ profit surge and Eco World’s blockbuster land sale to trade war fears and the KL-Singapore high-speed rail, here’s what you need to know.Key Malaysian Company NewsJohor Plantations (JPG) Smashes Profit Forecasts* 9.3% YoY growth in fresh fruit bunches despite weather challenges.* Higher crude palm oil prices and cost efficiency drive strong performance.* Analysts from RHB and Hong Leong...
2025-02-1918 min
Podcast Teresina FM 91.9JT2 03.02.2025 - NAYRA PORTELA - ÍNDICE DE DESEMPENHO DA SAÚDE SUPLEMENTAR (IDSS)Teresina FM 91,9
2025-02-0315 minData NationMoney, Sports, and Data: The World of College AthleticsIn this episode, we dive into the rapidly evolving world of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) with Michael Schwimer, CEO of Big League Advantage and Alabama Men's Basketball's secret weapon to making it to the Final Four for the first time in school history. First, we explore the origins of NIL, the NCAA's initial resistance, and the mechanics of NIL deals, including how collectives operate. Schwimer shares insights on the opportunities and pitfalls of NIL and the long-term implications of NIL for athletes, especially female athletes. Secondly, we dive into how data analytics can revolutionize roster-building in the NIL era. Schw...
2025-01-3051 min
The Jen Gottlieb ShowOverwhelmed by New Year Plans? Copy My 2025 Success StrategyFeeling overwhelmed by the pressure to create the “perfect” New Year’s plan? You’re not alone. In this episode, I’m sharing how I'll ditch the noise and focus on simplicity in 2025. From realistic habits to daily self-care, I’ll help you take a step back to find what truly works for you.I reveal my 90-minute self-care routine to recharge without overcommitting. You’ll find out how I’m being more intentional with the content I consume and why teaching what I learn makes all the difference. Plus, I explain my updat...
2025-01-0326 minData NationBeyond Botox: The Future and Ethics of Anti-Aging TechnologiesToday on Data Nation, we are speaking with Jeffrey Karp and Daniel Belsky to explore the future of anti-aging technologies. Together, we'll explore the accuracy of biological age tests, the ethics of anti-aging technologies, and how to ensure these innovations benefit more than just the wealthy. With Jeffrey Karp's expertise in brain health and creating biomedical advancements in the Karp Lab and Daniel Belsky's work in aging and healthspan research at the Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center, today's episode will provide insightful and credible conversation on this topic. With anti-aging and healthspan being a concern for ma...
2024-12-1642 minData Nation2024 Election Debrief: What actually happened?The 2024 election was a time of tension and polarization amongst Americans. With these pressures, according to Associated Press elections data, over 153 million Americans felt the need to cast their ballot this year. Polls leading up to the election painted it as one of the tightest races in history, with The New York Times even reporting that "In the history of modern polling, there's never been a race where the final polls showed such a close contest". In a race with incredibly tight polls, many were shocked when Donald Trump won by a margin far larger than anticipated. A post-election su...
2024-11-2632 min
CyberSecurity SummaryPrinciples of Computer Security: CompTIA Security+ and Beyond, Sixth EditionThe Book "Principles of Computer Security: CompTIA Security+ and Beyond" provides a comprehensive overview of computer security, encompassing a wide range of topics. It explains the principles of intrusion detection systems (IDSs), including how they work and how they are used to protect networks from malicious activity. It covers various cryptography concepts, including encryption algorithms, digital signatures, and public key infrastructure (PKI). It delves into the importance of organizational security and the role of policies, procedures, and training in securing systems and networks. It explores the threats posed by malware and social engineering attacks and discusses methods to mitigate...
2024-11-1723 minData NationWhat is going to happen on Nov 5, 2024?Today on Data Nation, guests John Della Volpe and Scott Tranter join us to discuss the approaching 2024 U.S. presidential election. Together, we'll explore the many factors at play in the 2024 election from discussing the role of Gen Z voters and the use of social media in campaigning to the importance of swing state voters. Our guests bring fascinating insights with John Della Volpe, the Director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics, and the author of "Fight: How Gen Z is Channeling Their Fear and Passion to Save America", and Scott Tranter, head of data...
2024-10-2431 minData NationThe D in Democracy stands for DataWith Election Day nearing, this episode explores the relationships between polling and election digitalization with experts Andrew Gelman, a statistician and political scientist at Columbia University, and Brendan Lind, the founder of Human Agency - a company specializing in creating digital footprints for companies and individuals. Co-hosts Liberty Vittert and Munther Dahleh lead conversation to unpack polling methodologies, the implications on campaign strategy of the "bandwagon" and "underdog" effects, how data can be leveraged to target key demographics and swing states, the influence of social media on public opinion, and more. Tune in to Data Na...
2024-09-2538 min
The Hopeful Majority with Manu Meel#67 Avoiding The Social Media Trap With AI ft. Deb RoyCan A.I. be a positive for humanity? What are the ins and outs of social media algorithms? Join us as Manu sits down with former Twitter Chief Media Scientist Deb Roy to talk about what the purpose of social media is, whether A.I. will be a net positive for humanity and much more.Episode 67 guest: meet Deb RoyDeb Roy’s info:Twitter: https://x.com/dkroyWebsite: https://idss.mit.edu/staff/deb-roy/PODCAST INFO: Website: thehopefulmajority.comSpotify: spoti...
2024-09-2352 min
WeatherBrainsWeatherBrains 971: Field of Walking Trauma CasesThis episode of WeatherBrains features multiple special guests for Show 971. Tonight's Guest WeatherBrain is a suggestion of Friend of the Podcast Ryan Stinnett. This WeatherBrain has a rich background in meteorology, including a very profound childhood experience with 1992's Hurricane Andrew in South Florida. She earned her Bachelor's Degree with a from the University of Miami. She currently resides in Missouri at KQ2-TV in St. Joseph, Missouri. She has previously worked at The Weather Channel and is an active member of the AMS and NWA. Vanessa Alonso, it's an honor to have you on with us...
2024-08-271h 52WeatherBrainsWeatherBrains 971: Field of Walking Trauma CasesThis episode of WeatherBrains features multiple special guests for Show 971. Tonight's Guest WeatherBrain is a suggestion of Friend of the Podcast Ryan Stinnett. This WeatherBrain has a rich background in meteorology, including a very profound childhood experience with 1992's Hurricane Andrew in South Florida. She earned her Bachelor's Degree with a from the University of Miami. She currently resides in Missouri at KQ2-TV in St. Joseph, Missouri. She has previously worked at The Weather Channel and is an active member of the AMS and NWA. Vanessa Alonso, it's an honor to have you on with us...
2024-08-271h 52
Patent Bar MPEP Q & A PodcastMPEP Q & A 307: When are electronic means or medium for filing IDSs permitted?Question: When are electronic means or medium for filing IDSs permitted? Answer: As shown in chapter 600 … Electronic means or medium for filing IDSs are not permitted except for: IDSs electronically submitted using the USPTO patent electronic filing system; or copies of large tables, computer program listings, and sequence listings submitted as a PDF […]
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2024-07-3002 min
Disaster ZoneRebroadcast: Space Weather WarningsA recent cascade of solar flares and coronal mass ejections has ignited vibrant auroras, stretching as far south as Alabama and Northern California. However, alongside this spectacle comes the potential for disruptions to Earth's communications systems throughout the upcoming weekend. This special rebroadcast episode covers "space weather". Everyone is familiar with the functions of the National Weather Service (NWS) and its role in forecasting the weather here on earth. They also have another function which is forecasting “space weather.” That is the topic of this podcast. Yes, there are potential dangers that can come from solar activity. The podcast guest is Mr...
2024-05-1349 minDisaster ZoneRebroadcast: Space Weather WarningsA recent cascade of solar flares and coronal mass ejections has ignited vibrant auroras, stretching as far south as Alabama and Northern California. However, alongside this spectacle comes the potential for disruptions to Earth's communications systems throughout the upcoming weekend. This special rebroadcast episode covers "space weather". Everyone is familiar with the functions of the National Weather Service (NWS) and its role in forecasting the weather here on earth. They also have another function which is forecasting “space weather.” That is the topic of this podcast. Yes, there are potential dangers that can come from solar activity. The podcast guest is Mr...
2024-05-1349 min
Engaging the Eagle - Exploring U.S. Foreign Policy in Southeast AsiaAsk USP Episode 7 - The TikTok Bill and U.S. Economic Policy in Southeast AsiaHere at the U.S. Programme in IDSS, RSIS, we monitor topics ranging from tech to U.S. economic policy. We also write about it too, with Adrian Ang (Coordinator, USP) and Kevin Chen (Associate Research Fellow, USP) recently writing Op-Eds on the TikTok bill and U.S. economic policy in Southeast Asia respectively. Tune in to hear them give a quick rundown on their Op-Eds.
Adrian's Op-Ed: https://www.rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publication/idss/ip24033-the-us-tiktok-ban-larger-yards-and-higher-fences/
Kevin's Op-Ed: https://www.rsis.edu.sg/rsis-publication/idss/ip24035-exploring-waning-us-economic-influence-in-asean-despite-high-levels-of-fdi/
2024-04-1115 minData NationDriving technology changeWhy are they using more electric cars in Norway than in the US? What are the underlying mechanisms that drive technological change, and how can we influence them? What is 'soft technology' and what role can it play in lowering carbon emissions? In the season 2 finale of Data Nation, IDSS professor Jessika Trancik explains how her lab attempts to measure and model a technology's real or potential impact, beneficial or harmful, on people, the environment, society — and on critical outcomes like mitigating climate change.
2024-02-2938 min
Travelers In The Night269E-281-Starlight WalkingWe don't know much about our Ethiopian ancestor Lucy who walked the Earth some 3 million years ago, however, it is likely that she made her way around at night but the light of the stars, air glow, and the Moon. In modern humans, the Rod receptors in our eyes become amazingly sensitive when they are not exposed to bright light for some 30 to 45 minutes. At this point things look black and white even though your eye's maximum sensitivity is close to the color of the green light given off by atmospheric night airglow.Your visit to a dark sky location...
2024-01-3002 minData NationProfit and profiteering in the housing marketWhen Maxwell Frost was elected to Congress, he struggled to find housing in DC. Today he advocates for stronger consumer protections and authors legislation to level the playing field between renters and landlords. Frost joins Data Nation along with Catherine D'Ignazio, an Urban Science and Planning professor at MIT, to talk about the challenges renters and home buyers face, how algorithmic technology perpetuates discrimination, and the importance of understanding where data comes from and who benefits from usi
2023-12-1228 min
Seguros Unimed: Stormia TalksStormia Talks (especial Convenção): como se mensura a qualidade do plano de saúde, com Flavio ExterkoetterAs operadoras de saúde são avaliadas anualmente pelo IDSS. O Índice de Desempenho da Saúde Suplementar foi desenvolvido pela Agência Nacional de Saúde (ANS) e analisa quatro dimensões: qualidade em atenção à saúde, garantia de acesso, sustentabilidade do mercado e gestão de processos e regulação.O nosso convidado deste episódio, Flavio Exterkoetter, explica como a Blendus buscou uma solução para apoiar as empresas a manter sua imagem e qualidade perante o mercado.Conheça os participantes: Douglas Monteiro: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dougdougmonteir...
2023-11-2814 minData NationThe case for AI optimismAs an MIT professor and tech entrepreneur, Devavrat Shah has seen firsthand how AI tools can impact research, business, and careers. While some have dire warnings about the scale of harm AI can cause, Shah is optimistic. He joins the Data Nation podcast to dispel some doom and gloom, unpack ways that people are already using AI to make change for the better, and to examine how future benefits can emerge with regulation and education.
2023-10-2428 minData NationData Dilemmas in HealthFacing the tough decisions of a serious health threat brings the need for information and analysis into a sharp and personal focus. Computer scientist Regina Barzilay was an expert in natural language processing when she joined MIT; her cancer diagnosis led her to collaborations in healthcare, where she has advanced imaging, prediction, drug discovery, and clinical AI. She joins Munther Dahleh and Liberty Vittert to talk about issues from data collection and privacy to bias and "distributional shift" – when an algorithm is used on a dataset with key differences from the data used to train it.
2023-09-0635 minData NationCan you steal an election?The term "election fraud" is on the verge of making a comeback with the approach of the 2024 presidential election. Liberty Vittert and Munther Dahleh speak to MIT political scientist and MIT Election Lab director Charles Stewart to get to the bottom of modern-day election fraud. When are voting errors significant? How has voting evolved throughout American history? What effect did the COVID pandemic have on our elections? What do you need to know to be an informed voter in America?
2023-06-0831 min
The MachinistAI, Avatars, and Augmented Reality Podcast: Data Nation (LS 32 · TOP 5% what is this?)Episode: AI, Avatars, and Augmented RealityPub date: 2023-05-02Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationLiberty Vittert and Munther Dahleh dive into the world of augmented and virtual reality this month with Professor Fox Harrell. Harrell is Professor of Digital Media & AI in both the Comparative Media Studies Program and the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at MIT. Is the world ready for what’s coming? Will augmented reality and virtual reality be a force for goo...
2023-05-0937 minDisaster ZoneSpace Weather WarningsEveryone is familiar with the functions of the National Weather Service (NWS) and its role in forecasting the weather here on earth. They also have another function which is forecasting “space weather.” That is the topic of this podcast. Yes, there are potential dangers that can come from solar activity. The podcast guest is Mr. Shawn Dahl, a physical scientist who has worked at the Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) since 2015 as a space weather forecaster. He is now a senior space weather forecaster and also provides Impact-based Decision Support Services (IDSS) issues and relations on behalf of SWPC. In this...
2023-05-0949 minDisaster ZoneSpace Weather WarningsEveryone is familiar with the functions of the National Weather Service (NWS) and its role in forecasting the weather here on earth. They also have another function which is forecasting “space weather.” That is the topic of this podcast. Yes, there are potential dangers that can come from solar activity. The podcast guest is Mr. Shawn Dahl, a physical scientist who has worked at the Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) since 2015 as a space weather forecaster. He is now a senior space weather forecaster and also provides Impact-based Decision Support Services (IDSS) issues and relations on behalf of SWPC. In this...
2023-05-0949 minData NationAI, Avatars, and Augmented RealityLiberty Vittert and Munther Dahleh dive into the world of augmented and virtual reality this month with Professor Fox Harrell. Harrell is Professor of Digital Media & AI in both the Comparative Media Studies Program and the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at MIT. Is the world ready for what's coming? Will augmented reality and virtual reality be a force for good or for evil, and what can you do to prepare yourself? You can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mitidss. Thanks for listening to Data Nation from the MIT Institute of Data Systems and Society....
2023-05-0237 minData NationThe inflection point: AI and the future of workFord Professor in the MIT Department of Economics David Autor joins Data Nation to explore how AI automation can replace, augment, and unpredictably change how we work.
2023-04-0436 minData NationCounting ZZZs: What Brain Data Tells Us about Anesthesia and SleepIn this episode of Data Nation, we're talking all about anesthesia and sleep with Dr. Emery Brown. Dr. Brown is a Professor in IDSS and Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT, as well as Professor of Anesthesia at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. Data Nation is hosted by Professor Liberty Vittert and Dr. Munther Dahleh, the head of MIT's Institute for Data, Systems, and Society. Data Nation is a production of MIT's Institute for Data, Systems, and Society.
2023-03-0725 min
Data NationThe Data Dilemma of Racial ProfilingA Native American man gets pulled over for driving a nice car, a black man is arrested in front of his family for a crime he didn't commit – innocent people are at risk because of racial profiling. But to stop profiling, you have to first identify it, and that's not as easy as it seems. Liberty and Scott are going deep into data in this episode, investigating how data is used against marginalized communities, and how it should be used to protect and serve them. They go to the experts to find out which methods are failing, what solutions ca...
2022-10-2726 min
Data NationRobot Doctors, Who's a Fan of Them?Artificial intelligence – it's not the easiest thing to trust when it comes to our healthcare. I mean, will AI replace our doctors in the future? There's a lot of uncertainty about algorithms deciding our medical fate, so Liberty and Scott are getting the truth on AI's role in healthcare. They go to the experts to explore the problems behind biased algorithms and faulty diagnoses, and discover if AI will cause harm to patients or if it will progress the medical field farther than it could ever go. Liberty and Scott talk with Caroline Uhler, co...
2022-10-2025 min
Data NationWhat in the World is the Metaverse?Depending on who you are, when someone brings up the metaverse, you either get really excited, or you have no clue what they're talking about. Or both! Liberty and Scott have each found themselves in one of these boats. So they're diving deep into the data to find out what in the world the metaverse actually is, what it's not, and if it's going to be a thing that helps society flourish, or if it will be our demise. They talk with experts to get clear definitions and to find out if we'll be living in a virtual reality...
2022-10-1326 min
Data NationThe Dark Side to the Data Economy"Shh! Google is listening," your mom points at her Alexa. You roll your eyes, but you know there's some truth to it. Your data is being tracked. The question is, where's it going, what are they doing with it, and how are they getting it? Liberty and Scott are investigating just how dangerous the data economy really is and if people truly need to be worried. They look for answers from MIT professor and former scientist at Facebook Dean Eckles, and New York Times technology columnist Kevin Roose to find the truth behind data privacy and how we can...
2022-10-0624 min
Data NationThe Deadly Epidemic That's Gone on Too LongIt's a killer that's been swept under the rug. The leading cause of death for 18–45-year-olds in America is opioid overdose, and deaths are only increasing. Liberty and Scott want to know, why is this decades-old epidemic still taking so many lives? They're getting the facts on the opioid crisis, looking at the local community and financial perspectives to get the truth. They go to the experts to explore the local community perspective and the financial aspect to discover the solutions that can stop more Americans from dying of opioid overdoses. They speak with An...
2022-09-2927 min
Data NationCredit Scores, No Friend of OursYou apply for an apartment, and they ask for your credit score. You shudder. Perhaps for a good reason, it's possible that credit scores are more sinister than we realized. Liberty and Scott are getting to the bottom of credit scores to find just how antagonistic credit scores are to people from underserved communities seeking quality housing. They look for answers from Prof. Munther Dahleh, Director of MIT IDSS, and Yuri Beckelman, staff director at the US House of Representatives to find out who credit scores hurt the most and what alternative solutions can work for everyone–lenders, landlords, an...
2022-09-2222 min
Data NationMisinformation…Democracy's Downfall?2016 and 2020 ー not exactly our smoothest years in American election history. Mention them to anyone and you'll likely enter an intense conversation about which side spewed misinformation to unfairly win each election. Misinformation was certainly out there, but did it actually sway these elections? Liberty and Scott investigate if misinformation is a weapon we need to be worried about, or if it's the new norm of political tools. They're getting answers from the director of the MIT Political Experiments Research Lab Adam Berinsky, and former director of public policy at Facebook Katie Harbath, to find out how much misinformation in po...
2022-09-1522 min
Data NationAnalytics, Are They Ruining Sports?Fans argue that analytics are ruining sports. Professional teams say they aren't. And sports bettors are finding that data may be their new secret weapon. Liberty and Scott investigate if tracking data in sports will eventually ruin the game. They're going to the co-founder of the MIT Sports Lab Anette "Peko" Hosoi, and president of the New England Revolution Brian Bilello to find out what the future of sports analytics is and how anyone can use the data to get the upperhand in betting. Data Nation is a production of the MIT Institute for Data, Systems, an...
2022-09-0820 min
Too Lazy to Read the PaperEsteban Moro - Collaborating with the CompetitionHey Everyone, Today, we have another amazing guest. It’s Esteban Moro (1)!Esteban is a researcher, data scientist and professor at Universidad Carlos III (UC3M) in Spain and Visiting Professor at MIT Media Lab and MIT Connection Science at IDSS. Previously, I was researcher at University of Oxford. He is a native of Salamanca (Spain) … we talk about that … and hold a PhD in Physics.Esteban’s work lies in the intersection of big data and computational social science, with special attention to human dynamics, collective intellig...
2022-08-201h 04
Data NationIntroducing Data NationWe face a lot of overwhelming challenges today in America–systemic racism, data privacy, misinformation. These are big problems, and there are a lot of opinions and ideas on how to fix them. Scholars and industry experts often disagree on how to find solutions. So, how can we find the right way to move forward? We let the data speak for itself. Join hosts Liberty Vittert and Scott Tranter as they gather data and get the facts about today's most pressing problems to find out, are solutions even possible? They'll investigate with MIT professors dedicated to researching these issues, an...
2022-08-1902 min
Ross Video XPression UClips 209 - XPression Clips Bulk Change of Recall IDSsBeginning with XPression 6.5, XPression Clips users can now select a group of items in the Clip Browser and modify the Recall IDs. This allows the user to add or change Recall IDs to a range of clips at a time. Simply selecting items by clicking on the first item using the mouse, holding the SHIFT key and then selecting additional items. Once that is done, Right-click with the mouse and access the Change RECALL ID function from the list. A dialog box will appear, allowing the user to set the first number in the range.
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2022-06-1500 min
She'Science PodcastDo mar ao sertão #2 - TransformAÇÃONa "Temporada Zero: Do mar ao sertão" o She'Science Podcast conta histórias de mulheres, cientistas ambientais, que a protegem a natureza do nosso país. Nesse segundo episódio, conversamos com a Prof. Dra. Renata Ferreira, criadora da Operação Sapajus e coordenadora do IDSs Lab: Individual Differences and Social Strategies Lab para entendermos como a sua jornada auxilia não só pesquisando e protegendo macacos-prego, mas também transformando a visão das pessoas que entram em contato com seu trabalho. Renata influenciou outras incríveis mulheres cientistas que lutam diariamente para o bem-estar de primatas, levantando...
2022-05-0227 min
The Robot Brains PodcastCathy Wu of MIT on the future of our highways and roadsPrevious guests on our podcasts - from Tesla, Aurora, Waymo - are building the brains of the cars and trucks of our future. This episode's guest, Professor Cathy Wu, is building the roadways of our future. She is building machine-learning to predict the ideal infrastructure for the world's future mobility, the cost of building this infrastructure, and most importantly, what's the solution that eliminates traffic jams and gridlock forever.Currently at MIT's Institute for Data, Systems, and Society (IDSS), Professor Cathy Wu (and previous student of Pieter Abbeel's) gives listeners an overview of the type of p...
2022-02-0934 min![Inteligencia Humanizada [Esp]](https://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/f466398b129dd61e76c3e205535a6614.jpg)
Inteligencia Humanizada [Esp]Esteban Moro · Profesor MIT MediaLab // ReMotive (Bedrock) @ LAPIPA_StudiosEn este pódcast, nuestro equipo conversa con Esteban Moro. Es profesor visitante en el MIT Media Lab y, actualmente, también forma parte de Connection Science en IDSS. Asimismo, es profesor asociado en la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (España) y miembro del Joint Institute UC3M-Santander sobre Big Data Financiero. Además, trabaja como consultor para diversas instituciones públicas y privadas, y ha ocupado puestos anteriores en la Universidad de Oxford, el Instituto de Ingeniería del Conocimiento (España) y el Instituto Mixto de Ciencias Matemáticas (España). Obtuvo su licenciatura en Física en la Univ...
2022-01-2952 min
Friendship SimulatorThe Vibes Are UnrealModern vehicles are generally equipped with dozens of (or even hundreds of) electronic and intelligent devices and bloom into more involved information hub in enabling V2X networking. Protecting this increasingly complex vehicle ecosystem can be an arduous task, especially as the proliferation of data across distinct connected devices makes them more vulnerable than ever before. Intrusion detection systems (IDSs) have been found extremely rewarding in monitoring in-vehicle network traffic and detecting potential intrusions. The paper presents WLOF-InV, a novel unsupervised method based on local density for IDS on in-vehicle network. Given historical in-vehicle data of message identifiers, WLOF-InV first segm...
2021-11-041h 10
InfoSec TalksHow to use a Raspberry Pi as a Network Sensor - Bill StearnsSlides & Buy List: https://activecountermeasures.com/raspberry_pi_sensor/
1:51 Presentation Outline
2:12 Goals of This Talk
3:24 Did Someone Say Raspberry Pie?
14:50 Building the System
19:21 Software Setup
21:06 Network Setup
28:06 Additional Steps
31:20 Getting Packets
34:09 Monitor the Span Port
45:34 What Sniffing Tools to Use
46:46 This Example
50:49 Why Not a Traditional PC?
53:51 To Infinity...
56:05 References
Join Bill Stearns, from Active Countermeasures for "How to use a Raspberry Pi as a Network Sensor!"
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2021-11-0300 min
Actuaries Institute PodcastThe magic pudding and the claim farmer, a never-ending story | 2021 Virtual IDSSTRANSCRIPT: https://actuaries.logicaldoc.cloud/download-ticket?ticketId=96116596-5e4a-48d3-8401-aec6e47b0f64In this podcast, Geoff Atkins and colleague Raj Kanhai discuss the Virtual IDSS concurrent session titled ‘The Magic Pudding and the Claim Farmer, a Never-ending Story’. Raj and Geoff are both co-presenting and discuss their experiences with the injury and disability scheme sectors in this regard. With a career that spans 35-plus years, Geoff Atkins has had the opportunity to observe the good, bad and ugly of compensation schemes in Australia and overseas. This has included giving advice on matters such as insu...
2021-10-0810 minActuaries Institute PodcastDisability, Discrimination and Dedication - Interview with Dr Dinesh Palipana (IDSS Keynote Speaker)TRANSCRIPT: https://actuaries.logicaldoc.cloud/download-ticket?ticketId=8eb425fb-b724-42d0-b444-9538b11c3059DESCRIPTION: An Interview with Dr. Dinesh Palipana, 2021 Queensland Australian of the Year, and the Keynote Speaker for the Virtual IDSS. Dinesh was the first quadriplegic medical intern in Queensland, and the second person to graduate from medical school with quadriplegia in Australia. Dinesh earned a Bachelor of Laws prior to completing his Doctorate of Medicine at Griffith University. He has also completed an Advanced Clerkship in Radiology at Harvard University. Halfway through medical school, Dinesh was involved in a catastrophic motor vehicle...
2021-09-0916 min
Theory and PracticeDr. Caroline Uhler on Harnessing the Power of Machine Learning to Drive New Discoveries in BiologyTheory and Practice speaks with Dr. Caroline Uhler, currently the Henry L. and Grace Doherty associate professor in EECS (Electrical Engineering & Computer Science) and IDSS (Institute for Data, Systems and Society) at MIT, and associate member of the Broad Institute where she is co-director of the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center.Theory and Practice is a presentation of GV and Google AI.Hosted by Anthony Philippakis (Venture Partner at GV) and Alex Wiltschko (Staff Research Scientist with Google AI), Theory and Practice opens the doors to the cutting edge of biology and computer s...
2021-04-2944 min
Sukhan - The DiscourseDr Anita Weiss | Countering Violent Extremism in PakistanIn this episode of Sukhan Unplugged, we have Dr Anita Wiess who will be talking about her latest book Countering Violent Extremism in Pakistan: Local Actions, Local Voices (available at https://oup.com.pk/all-titles/countering-violent-extremism-in-pakistan.html).
Professor Weiss has published extensively on social development, gender issues, and political Islam in Pakistan. Professor Weiss is a member of the editorial board of Globalizations, has been a member of the Research Advisory Board of the Pakistan National Commission on the Status of Women, has been Treasurer and Vice President of the American Institute of Pakistan St...
2021-03-011h 09
CXOInsights by CXOCIETYPodchats for FutureCIO: Addressing app vulnerabilities in the cloudWhat do firewalls, intrusion detection systems (IDSs), virtual private networks (VPNs), and network traffic encryption and authentication have in common?They are network security measures designed to protect the enterprise’s perimeter from external attacks.What they do not do is protect an organisation from vulnerabilities from within like poorly designed business applications. As organisations accelerate the migration of workloads to the cloud, CIOs and CISOs will need to work in tandem with the development team to enhance web application security.In PodChats for FutureCIO, we look to address app vulnerabilities in the cl...
2021-02-2213 min
Atuária | Gestão de RiscosÍndice de desempenho da saúde suplementar #062 com Leonardo BaltazarO IDSS é conhecido como a “nota” das operadoras. O resultado do índice demonstra como o mercado está se comportando nos itens avaliados anualmente e é um importante parâmetro para beneficiários de planos de saúde.O principal objetivo é demonstrar como o mercado está se comportando com relação às questões assistenciais, sendo um importante parâmetro de avaliação para os beneficiários de planos de saúde.Para receber os arquivos de conteúdos citados entre no Canal do Telegram: https://t.me/atuariais Siga: Instagram: @mariscaroline e Facebook Pg. Se inscreve no Canal do Youtube /mari...
2020-09-241h 10
Diálogos y debates Fundación Rafael del PinoEficacia de las decisiones para controlar la pandemia: El valor del Big Data, english versionEl 29 de junio de 2020, la Fundación Rafael del Pino organizó el diálogo “Eficacia de las decisiones para controlar la pandemia: el valor del Big Data”, en el que participaron Anette Hosoi, decana asociada de la Escuela de Ingeniería del MIT, y Ali Jadbabaie, JR East Professor en el Departamento de Ingeniería Civil y Ambiental y director asociado del Instituto de Datos, Sistemas y Sociedad (IDSS), también del MIT.
Anette Hosoi explicó que el IDSS es un sistema que utiliza datos y sistemas de análisis de grandes datos para enfrentarse a problemas que afectan a la sociedad...
2020-06-3039 minDiálogos y debates Fundación Rafael del PinoEficacia de las decisiones para controlar la pandemia: El valor del Big Data, english versionEl 29 de junio de 2020, la Fundación Rafael del Pino organizó el diálogo “Eficacia de las decisiones para controlar la pandemia: el valor del Big Data”, en el que participaron Anette Hosoi, decana asociada de la Escuela de Ingeniería del MIT, y Ali Jadbabaie, JR East Professor en el Departamento de Ingeniería Civil y Ambiental y director asociado del Instituto de Datos, Sistemas y Sociedad (IDSS), también del MIT.
Anette Hosoi explicó que el IDSS es un sistema que utiliza datos y sistemas de análisis de grandes datos para enfrentarse a problemas que afectan a la sociedad...
2020-06-3039 min
Diálogos y debates Fundación Rafael del PinoEficacia de las decisiones para controlar la pandemia: El valor del Big Data, versión en español.El 29 de junio de 2020, la Fundación Rafael del Pino organizó el diálogo “Eficacia de las decisiones para controlar la pandemia: el valor del Big Data”, en el que participaron Anette Hosoi, decana asociada de la Escuela de Ingeniería del MIT, y Ali Jadbabaie, JR East Professor en el Departamento de Ingeniería Civil y Ambiental y director asociado del Instituto de Datos, Sistemas y Sociedad (IDSS), también del MIT.
Anette Hosoi explicó que el IDSS es un sistema que utiliza datos y sistemas de análisis de grandes datos para enfrentarse a problemas que afectan a la sociedad...
2020-06-3039 minDiálogos y debates Fundación Rafael del PinoEficacia de las decisiones para controlar la pandemia: El valor del Big Data, versión en español.El 29 de junio de 2020, la Fundación Rafael del Pino organizó el diálogo “Eficacia de las decisiones para controlar la pandemia: el valor del Big Data”, en el que participaron Anette Hosoi, decana asociada de la Escuela de Ingeniería del MIT, y Ali Jadbabaie, JR East Professor en el Departamento de Ingeniería Civil y Ambiental y director asociado del Instituto de Datos, Sistemas y Sociedad (IDSS), también del MIT.
Anette Hosoi explicó que el IDSS es un sistema que utiliza datos y sistemas de análisis de grandes datos para enfrentarse a problemas que afectan a la sociedad...
2020-06-3039 min
The Counseling Clinic PodcastEpisode 9: Integrated HealthcareToday’s session is “Integrated Healthcare.” We’re covering the various terms, pros & cons, and possibilities that come with moving towards integrated healthcare. Below are the articles and studies we reference. Let us know your thoughts on integrated healthcare and how mental health should be involved! https://www.integrativepractitioner.com/practice-management/news/integrative-versus-integrated-what-is-the-difference-and-why-is-this-importanthttps://www.apa.org/health/integrated-health-carehttp://www.euro.who.int/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/251434/What-is-the-evidence-on-the-economic-impacts-of-integrated-care.pdfhttps://healthcare-communications.imedpub.com/integrated-delivery-systems-idss-as-a-means-of-reducing-costs-and-improving-healthcare-delivery.pdfhttps://www.samhsa.gov/sites/default/files/programs_campaigns/samhsa_hrsa/integrate...
2020-05-2654 min
The Jim Rutt ShowEP42 Jessika Trancik on Tech & Research vs Climate ChangeMIT professor & researcher Jessika Trancik talks with Jim about the dynamics & state of renewable energy tech & policies, decarbonization, carbon taxes, climate despair, and much more...
MIT professor & researcher Jessika Trancik talks with Jim about energy return on investment (EROI), the power of learning curves, the feasibility of an all-electric society, base vs intermittent renewable energy, ‘energy storage plus’, the role & power of soft technologies, ‘soft costs’ of energy production, less known clean energy tech, the challenge of energy distribution & diversification, our collective action problem, discussion of carbon taxes, Jessika’s research priorities, the decarbonization-first perspective & achievable policy targets, how renewable tech innov...
2020-02-171h 36
BBVA Deep TalksPodcast: ''El cerebro no admite más de 150 personas en nuestra vida''En el mundo hay 7.750 millones de personas… y subiendo. Muchos verdad. Con suerte, conoceremos a un total de 5.000 de ellas a lo largo de nuestra vida, pero importantes, no más de 150. No serán siempre las mismas, pero nunca más de esa cifra. El número de Dunbar. Este mes, en Deep Talks, uno de los podcast de BBVA, hablamos con Esteban Moro, investigador, científico de datos y profesor de la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Actualmente es Profesor Visitante en el MIT Media Lab y en el MIT Connection Science en el IDSS. ...
2019-11-1817 min
Head In The CloudLet’s Talk About IDSs!Taking a look at IDSs, what they are, how they work and how they relate to cloud security.
In this week's podcast I take a look at Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSs), what they are, what they do, how they work and how they fit into a cloud security model. I went a bit long on this one but I think it's necessary given the breadth of this topic.
Some useful links from this podcast:
Snort
Bro
Suricata
OSSEC
Samhain
Wazuh
Tripwire
2017-06-1153 min
Center on Global Energy PolicyThe Future of Clean Transportation Technology (4/20/17)The Center on Global Energy Policy’s Women in Energy program hosted a public panel discussion on the future of clean transportation technology and innovation including smart mobility, electric vehicles, and battery technologies from the technological maturity, market readiness, and policy outlook perspectives. The panel included the following speakers: Christina Lampe-Onnerud, CEO and Founder, Cadenza Innovation; Robyn Marquis, Project Manager, Clean Transportation Program at NYSERDA; Goksin Kavlak, Graduate researcher, Trancik Lab at the Institute for Data, Systems and Society (IDSS) at MIT; and Sharon Di, Assistant Professor, The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science at Columbia Un...
2017-05-1700 min![Black Hat Briefings, Las Vegas 2005 [Video] Presentations from the security conference](http://media.blackhat.com/bh-usa-05/bh-usa-05-itunes.jpg)
Black Hat Briefings, Las Vegas 2005 [Video] Presentations from the security conferenceKen Hines: Using Causal Analysis to Establish Meaningful Connections between Anomalous Behaviors in a Networking EnvironmentFueled by business needs such as supply chain integration and outsourcing, modern enterprises must open up portions of their networks to potentially untrusted outsiders. Combined with the troubling aspects of malicious insiders, ever more sophisticated attacks, increasing network complexity, and strong pressure from regulatory bodies to rapidly identify breaches and assess damages, there is a rapidly growing concern over internal network security. IT departments must work harder than ever to prevent insiders and outsiders from gaining unauthorized access to critical assets deep in the network, and if such access ever occurs, identify and report on, the impact of such a...
2006-06-0524 minBlack Hat Briefings, Las Vegas 2005 [Audio] Presentations from the security conferenceKen Hines: Using Causal Analysis to Establish Meaningful Connections between Anomalous Behaviors in a Networking EnvironmentFueled by business needs such as supply chain integration and outsourcing, modern enterprises must open up portions of their networks to potentially untrusted outsiders. Combined with the troubling aspects of malicious insiders, ever more sophisticated attacks, increasing network complexity, and strong pressure from regulatory bodies to rapidly identify breaches and assess damages, there is a rapidly growing concern over internal network security. IT departments must work harder than ever to prevent insiders and outsiders from gaining unauthorized access to critical assets deep in the network, and if such access ever occurs, identify and report on, the impact of such a...
2006-06-0524 min![Black Hat Briefings, Las Vegas 2006 [Audio] Presentations from the security conference](http://media.blackhat.com/bh-usa-06/bh-usa-06-itunes.jpg)
Black Hat Briefings, Las Vegas 2006 [Audio] Presentations from the security conferenceEmmanuele Zambon: "NIDS, false positive reduction through anomaly
detection""The Achilles' heel of network IDSs lies in the large number of false positives (i.e., false attacks) that occur: practitioners as well as researchers observe that it is common for a NIDS to raise thousands of mostly false alerts per day. False positives are a universal problem as they affect both signature-based and anomaly-based IDSs. Finally, attackers can overload IT personnel by forging ad-hoc packets to produce false alerts, thereby lowering the defences of the IT infrastructure.
Our thesis is that one of the main reasons why NIDSs show a high false positive rate is that they do not...
2006-06-0500 minBlack Hat Briefings, Las Vegas 2006 [Video] Presentations from the security conferenceEmmanuele Zambon: "NIDS, false positive reduction through anomaly
detection"The Achilles' heel of network IDSs lies in the large number of false positives (i.e., false attacks) that occur: practitioners as well as researchers observe that it is common for a NIDS to raise thousands of mostly false alerts per day. False positives are a universal problem as they affect both signature-based and anomaly-based IDSs. Finally, attackers can overload IT personnel by forging ad-hoc packets to produce false alerts, thereby lowering the defences of the IT infrastructure.
Our thesis is that one of the main reasons why NIDSs show a high false positive rate is that they do not...
2006-06-0500 min![Black Hat Briefings, Europe 2007 [Audio] Presentations from the security conference.](http://media.blackhat.com/bh-eu-07/bh-eu-07-itunes.jpg)
Black Hat Briefings, Europe 2007 [Audio] Presentations from the security conference.DamianBolzoni and Emmanuele Zambon: NIDS: False Positive Reduction Through Anomaly Detection"The Achilles' heel of network IDSes lies in the large number of false positives (i.e., false attacks) that occur: practitioners as well as researchers observe that it is common for a NIDS traise thousands of mostly false alerts per day. False positives are a universal problem as they affect both signature-based and anomaly-based IDSs. Finally, attackers can overload IT personnel by forging ad-hoc packets tproduce false alerts, thereby lowering the defences of the IT infrastructure.
Our thesis is that one of the main reasons why NIDSs show a high false positive rate is that they dnot correlate input with...
2006-01-1049 min
CERIAS Weekly Security Seminar - Purdue UniversityWenke Lee, Developing Data Mining Techniques for Intrusion Detection: A Progress Report Intrusion detection (ID) is an important component of infrastructure protection mechanisms. Intrusion detection systems (IDSs) need to be accurate, adaptive, extensible, and cost-effective. These requirements are very challenging because of the complexities of today's network environments and the lack of IDS development tools. Our research aims to systematically improve the development process of IDSs.
In the first half of the talk, I will describe our data mining framework for constructing ID models. This framework mines activity patterns from system audit data and extracts predictive features from the patterns. It then applies machine learning algorithms to the audit records, which...
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