Absent some original thinking on the issue, I think we’ve reached the ‘acceptance’ stage of the Kubler-Ross model of cybersecurity staffing in the federal government.
Category: Policy
The Missing Piece of the National Cybersecurity Strategy
A good strategy has three major components: a description of the goals you are trying to achieve, an explanation of how you are going to […]
We Build What We Value
There have been multiple posts and articles over the past few weeks that have focused on the need to imbue security into the things we […]
If You Want Better Cyber Policy, Put More Nerds in Charge
The decades-long effort to develop solutions to cyber insecurity has been led by the usual suspects drawn from the policy and legal community. That’s not […]
R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
No regime that works for bugs, gas, or isotopes is going to work for code.
Five “cablegate” lessons that won’t be learned
So-called “cablegate” and all related fall-out from the PFC Manning debacle have advocates on both sides of the security vs sharing debate up in arms, […]