The Architecture Of Insecurity

Overview: Live talk on CAMPUS – Streaming from the CLOUD Room Security debt is usually understood as postponed fixes, insecure shortcuts, and vulnerabilities left for later. It is rarely questioned, and is framed as technical, measurable and inevitable. But security debt begins earlier than we admit. It accumulates not only in systems, but in how we prioritise delivery over resilience, separate authority from accountability, and normalise levels of risk we would never accept explicitly. By the time systems fail, the decisive choices have already been made. What if security is less about tools and Details: more about the environments, perceptions, and norms that shape our decisions? And what, exactly, are we passing on to the next generation?