LIVE ON YOUTUBE THEN POSTED TO MY RUMBLE CHANNEL:
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The metaverse has been evolving since the first oral storytellers stimulated their audiences’ imaginations millennia ago. Orson Welles clearly confirmed the power of immersive storytelling in 1938. Today, audiences beg for more immersive experiences. The metaverse is destined to become the most powerful and addictive reality distortion machine ever conceived.
Metawar is the art and science of distorting realities by creating believable artificial immersive simulations in the metaverse. We have watched social media and deepfake technologies become the spear tip of the current forms of metawar since 2015.
Definition: meta– is a Greek word that means “after” or “beyond”. It is used as a prefix in many words to indicate something that relates to or involves the original thing.
If you would like a sneak peek, you can go to his website Winn Schwartau Metawar for download.
Executive Producer: “Hackers Are People Too”
Winn Schwartau
The “Civilian Architect of Information Warfare”
– Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE Royal Navy, 1996
Winn has lived Cybersecurity since 1983 and his predictions about the internet & security have been scarily spot on. He coined the term “Electronic Pearl Harbor” before Congress in 1991. His seminal book, “Information Warfare” showed how and why cyberwar would become the norm… the military’s 5th domain of conflict.
His magnum opus “Analogue Network Security” hybridized analogue and digital techniques. “It will twist your mind.” “The Best Cybersecurity Book of All Time,” Cyber Defense Magazine.
Currently he is exploring the future of security & privacy in the “Metaverse” – whatever that might be – through his unique time-based security prism.
Some 30+ years after his pioneering work on Cyberwar, what has Schwartau come up with this time?
Fellow, Royal Society of the Arts
Distinguished Fellow: Ponemon Institute
International Security Hall of Fame: ISSA
Lifetime Achievement: 30 Years DefCon
Top-20 industry pioneers: SC Magazine.
Top 25 Most Influential: Security Magazine
Top 5 Security Thinkers: SC Magazine.
Author: “Pearl Harbor Dot Com” (Die Hard IV), 3 volumes of “Information Warfare”, “CyberShock”, “Internet and Computer Ethics for Kids”.
Executive Producer: “Hackers Are People Too”
Founder: www.TheSecurityAwarenessCompany.Com (Bought by KnowBe4)
www.linkedin.com/in/winnschwartau
IG/Twitter @WinnSchwartau
Expanded bio from website:
Winn Schwartau has lived cybersecurity since 1983 and his predictions about the Internet and security have been scarily spot on. He coined “Electronic Pearl Harbor” before Congress in 1991, showing the world how and why massive identify theft, cyber-espionage, nation state hacking, and cyber terrorism would be an integral part of our future. In 1996 he was dubbed the “The Civilian Architect of Information Warfare,” by Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE Royal Navy, UK. Winn has been the recipient of a host of industry recognitions including SC Magazine’s Top 20 Industry Pioneers, Security Magazine’s 25 Most Influential, and Network World’s Power Thinker, He is a Fellow at the Royal Society of the Arts, a Distinguished Fellow at the Ponemon Institute, as well as an inductee at the ISSA Int’l Security Hall of Fame.
Winn is one of the country’s most sought after experts on information security, infrastructure protection, and electronic privacy, and is gifted at making highly technical security subjects understandable and entertaining. He has written a number of books and published articles. He is also the founder of Infowarcon, the founder and Chief Visionary Officer of The Security Awareness Company, and executive producer of Hackers Are People Too.
Winn lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and three cats. Even though he technically “retired”, Winn is always busy writing, researching, consulting, presenting at and attending conferences. He can often be found jetting around the world, spending much of his time in Paris, London, and the Netherlands, sometimes accompanied by his family. In his down time, he reads too many books to keep track of, finishes crossword puzzles, listening to old rock n’ roll, and spends hours building legos with his grandson.
