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The Role of Humans and Technology in Cybersecurity and Healthcare
55:43 - 1:03:08 (07:25)
The conversation discusses the role of humans and technology in cybersecurity and healthcare, referencing how computers can detect anomalies but require human intelligence for further analysis and how remote resources and advances in technology have allowed for more widespread access to healthcare expertise.
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Experts use technology to enhance their work and broaden their impact.
55:43 - 57:46 (02:03)
Summary
Experts use technology to enhance their work and broaden their impact. By combining human intelligence and technology, security providers can improve safety measures and reduce costs for clients.
ChapterThe Role of Humans and Technology in Cybersecurity and Healthcare
Episode#160 - Paid Communities Making $20m+ (and How to Build One), Fighting Inertia & An Interview With Dave Selinger of Deep Sentinel
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker shares sales tactics used by home security systems company ADT, including using irrelevant stories to avoid answering questions.
57:46 - 1:01:38 (03:52)
Summary
The speaker shares sales tactics used by home security systems company ADT, including using irrelevant stories to avoid answering questions.
ChapterThe Role of Humans and Technology in Cybersecurity and Healthcare
Episode#160 - Paid Communities Making $20m+ (and How to Build One), Fighting Inertia & An Interview With Dave Selinger of Deep Sentinel
PodcastMy First Million
The use of two-way audio in home security systems is crucial to avoid false alarms and ensure a proper verification process.
1:01:38 - 1:02:19 (00:41)
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The use of two-way audio in home security systems is crucial to avoid false alarms and ensure a proper verification process. Many homeowners do crazy things and it's important to have a reliable way of communicating with them to avoid unnecessary police dispatches.
ChapterThe Role of Humans and Technology in Cybersecurity and Healthcare
Episode#160 - Paid Communities Making $20m+ (and How to Build One), Fighting Inertia & An Interview With Dave Selinger of Deep Sentinel
PodcastMy First Million
Many police jurisdictions have passed laws that don't require them to respond to alarm calls due to it being a waste of police time.
1:02:19 - 1:03:08 (00:49)
Summary
Many police jurisdictions have passed laws that don't require them to respond to alarm calls due to it being a waste of police time. This has led to private companies, like the Stop team, to prioritize stopping crimes by using video surveillance technology.