I’m not saying Snowden and Manning aren’t smart…I’m saying Ellsberg has a lot more credibility.
Tag Archive for Intelligence
Don’t Ask What Your Country Can Do For You
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Peer companies in your respective industries are your most valuable source of cyber intelligence.
On “cyber intelligence”
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“Intelligence” is like “APT:” If you’re not using the proper definition, you’re just playing marketing tricks
Let’s Go Bolling
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If budgets are going to shrink, and we cannot continue to try to do everything, this is a perfect time to get everyone back into their hedgehog.
Forget that Forest, Look at These Trees!
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What’s the point of identifying the perpetrators if you don’t have an effective enforcement mechanism?
Don’t Believe the Hype
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I want you to read this tweet: Two things: 1. The government is constantly whinging on about how we need more sharing. The private sector elements who actually get involved in sharing regimes constantly complain about how “sharing” with…
Malware Analysis: The Danger of Connecting the Dots
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what qualifications does your average reverse engineer have when it comes to drawing conclusions about geo-political-security issues?
How Many Holes in a Gohor Stick?
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This isn’t about .com vs .gov, it’s about lives.
more on mercyherst
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One of the best set of links on intel-related education is in the right side-bar of Kent’s Imperative. One of the premier (if not oldest) intel instruction programs is at Mercyhurst College in Erie, PA. I mentioned Mercyhurst briefly here…
i knew him when
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Imagine merging 11 companies’ IT departments, creating a standard communications platform that can withstand battlefield conditions, and launching an SOA effort all at the same time. And having it in operation just two years later. That was the challenge Robert…