An attempt to use current events to help make sense of computer security.
Tag Archive for computer security
Three Things You Cannot Do In Computer Security
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No one seems to mind that everyone has signed up for collective victim-hood.
Cyber Power: Shut Up Already
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We actually have a track record of catching old fashioned spies; we spend billions annually and can’t keep teenagers out of our digital secrets
Being All You Can’t Be
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Who builds weapons? Who connects the far-flung military commands? Where does all the nation’s technical expertise reside?
They’re Just Not That Into Us
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What we’ve been doing as an industry has been great for the industry, but it has had no substantial effect on those who need our support and protection.
What’s the Alternative?
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cases where poor computer security led to the outright downfall of a company are notable because they’re so rare
The Fastest Way to a Safer Internet? Cyberwar!
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Nothing sparks a drive for safety and security like widespread suffering.
You Might be Cyber Retarded
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Here I go, making friends again…
Whither the Security Lobby?
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What we have is the security industry, which is doing the opposite of what a security lobby would do.
Quoth the Old Crow*
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Finally, I’m in the Army Times and it has nothing to do with a promotion list.