Authorized in ’06, pilot in ’08, FOC in ’12. Moving at the speed of government. What can red, white and blue do for you? Still, […]
Month: January 2008
don’t forget . . .
. . . when you read stories like this, that it’s cyber war we need to worry about.
Forrester for Uncle Sam?
When the Department of Defense needed the ability to push the technological envelope they developed the Advanced Research Projects Agency. Recognizing the value in that […]
it’s not about panic
Everynerds favorite crypto-guru uses both well-worn barrels: Cyber-extortion is certainly on the rise; we see it at Counterpane. Primarily it’s against fringe industries — online […]
“75 percent is junk . . .”
Clay Osborne, vice president of human resources and diversity at Bausch & Lomb, based in Rochester, N.Y., said the findings matched what his own company […]
dangerous indicator
Let the panic begin. The FBI would like to build a giant biometrics database. The Director of National Intelligence is about to argue that the […]
phil agee: somewhat principled traitor
Philip Agee, a former CIA case officer, is dead. Most commentary on the situation focuses on his writing _Inside the Company: CIA Diary_ and his […]