Werner Vogels

Your automatic garage door,

Hmm.

Yeah, it might have a little bit of encryption in it between the key and you.

Or think about hotel rooms.

Yeah.

Your key is an encryption encoder.

And so there are so many small parts.

I mean, first of all, by coming back to these house devices, I recently looked at one of the house that we have, how many devices were on the network.

And that was something like 56 devices.

There's your Sonos and there's your garage and there's your light opener and there's the thing that keeps track of this and all these kind of things.

Are all these things up to date?

Are all these things protected?

Are all these things up to new standards?

We have a number of years to get this done, but we do need to start now.

That really is the question in there.

First of all, and there's a number of areas.

I mean, there's just using newer encryption technologies, but you can imagine...

that some piece of data that you encrypted 15 years ago, you're not going to go through all of your data and re-encrypt it again.

But are there gateway possibilities that protect you from that?

Are there other ways?