Privacy and the Public with Alex Stamos (Stanford University) | Disrupt SF 2018
Recorded on September 6, 2018. Facebook’s now-former chief security officer Alex Stamos will join us to chat about his tenure in the top security role for the world’s biggest social network, and how it feels to have weathered some of the biggest security and privacy scandals to ever hit the tech industry.
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