BlackBerry Could Help Secure Data With 5G Networks, CEO Chen Says

The video discusses BlackBerry's strategic shift towards becoming a provider of secure software, emphasizing the importance of security and privacy in various devices. CEO John Chen highlights the need for increased security awareness among consumers and governments. The discussion also covers the challenges of ensuring 5G network security and the company's R&D focus on secure communication. BlackBerry's partnership with Baidu is addressed, with assurances of maintaining software security and avoiding code sharing.

What is BlackBerry's new focus according to CEO John Chen?

• Developing new kitchen devices

• Partnering with smartphone manufacturers

• Becoming a leader in secure software

• Expanding the handheld market

What is a major challenge in public perception of security?

• Lack of awareness about security

• Overemphasis on privacy

• Comfort with trading data for convenience

• Belief that security is unnecessary

What role does 5G play in BlackBerry's security strategy?

• It is irrelevant to BlackBerry's strategy

• It replaces the need for secure software

• It acts as a transport layer needing additional security

• It is the sole provider of security

How does BlackBerry ensure security in its partnership with Baidu?

• By only allowing the use of binary software

• By co-developing new software

• By outsourcing security to Baidu

• By sharing all source codes

Which countries does BlackBerry consider trustworthy for partnerships?

• Only Canada

• All European countries

• The Five Eyes countries

• China and Russia