Mike. . . when you read stories like this, that it’s cyber war we need to worry about.
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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 […]
tick, tock
The infiltration of gangs into the U.S. military is not only a growing concern in El Paso but is also considered a potential threat to […]
“reputation system”
From the Enterprise Resilience Management Blog: Anyone who believes he knows of information relating to these proposed patents will be able to post this online […]
An XGW-cyber intel lab?
Beltway Bandits offering up expensive and cumbersome gaming solutions to Uncle Sam: look out! I was sitting at a picnic table Thursday afternoon talking with […]
Mission First, People Always
Not going to repeat the now well-worn story of Walter Reed-related issues, merely wanted to take a minute to point out a trend and offer […]