Jim Flowers: Homeland Security and EducationFollowing the consequences of enhanced security(Untitled)- August 18, 2003 Interesting story of unintended consequences Did Congress realize that the Wireless act they passed in 1999 really opened the door to privacy concerns E911 privacy, or E911 privacy intrusion. CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh examines the FCC debate about whether to keep undisclosed the location of a person using a mobile phone to browse the Web or send text messages. CNET News.comhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/homelandSecurityAndEducation/2003/08/18.html#a... (Untitled)- August 16, 2003 And you think you have no responsibilities now Cybersecurity chairman: Infosec mandates may be needed. WASHINGTON -- A top Republican congressman with jurisdiction over cybersecurity says it may be time to require private industry to protect its slice of cyberspace from attack. InfoWorld: Top Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/homelandSecurityAndEducation/2003/08/16.html#a... (Untitled)- August 12, 2003 How CALEA helps those that help themselves. Robert X. Cringely: Shooting Ourselves in the Foot: Grandiose Schemes for Electronic Eavesdropping May Hurt More Than They Help. What you say. Hack the Planethttp://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/homelandSecurityAndEducation/2003/08/12.html#a... (Untitled)- August 11, 2003 Untrusted Computing. NSA wants Congress to authorize a think tank to create tools to analyze software for security flaws, backdoors, etc. Articlehttp://radio.weblogs.com/0113212/categories/homelandSecurityAndEducation/2003/08/11.html#a... |