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Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast: A Cyber Security Legislation Plea
This is a repost of my recent comments on SCADASEC with regard to the most recent rush of frantic reports of cyber-espionage and the subsequent pitchfork-waving demands for legislation and/or further … more →
Jack Whitsitt : Art and Security
Is Huawei behind GhostNet?
noahraford wrote 1 week ago: Huawei is the state run Chinese telecom infrastructure provider, who’s aggressive pricing and … more →
DOE's Sandalow leads U.S. delegation in Hemispheric Climate Talks
sugarcaneblog wrote 1 month ago: The U.S. government sent a high-level delegation for regional climate talks in Peru this week. Here … more →
The Whitehouse Releases 60 Day Cyber Security Review
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amritw wrote 1 month ago: Early after President Obama was nominated I wrote an open letter to President Obama for actions tha … more →
Good news: Europe's largest onshore renewable energy farm to expand
noahraford wrote 1 month ago: The BBC is carrying a nice piece reporting on some good energy news; the largest onshore windfarm i … more →
Somali Pirates Attacking Food Aid Ships
hfpblog wrote 3 months ago: The Humanitarian Relief blog has a great news round up of recent pirate attacks on ships carrying IF … more →
Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast: A Cyber Security Legislation Plea
Jack Whitsitt wrote 3 months ago: This is a repost of my recent comments on SCADASEC with regard to the most recent rush of frantic re … more →
Hackers have already attacked US electric grid
hfpblog wrote 3 months ago: GreenerComputing reflects on CIA reports recently released which admits that hackers from around th … more →
NASA, space storms and social collapse
noahraford wrote 3 months ago: The New Scientist reports on a recent NASA study evaluating the risk of solar plasma flares. Not yo … more →
US researchers find disaster relief laws unsuitable for modern threats
hfpblog wrote 3 months ago: New York University Professor Mitchell Moss suggests in the Journal of Homeland Security and Emergen … more →
Political net attacks on the rise
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noahraford wrote 3 months ago: Kevin Siers, North Carolina - Editorial cartoons from the Charlotte Observer The MIT Technology Re … more →
Critical Infrastructure Security Planning with GIS
sturich wrote 3 months ago: A number of events have got me thinking about security lately. First of all, my colleague Andrew Wi … more →
Art and Security: Data Visualization's Lessons for Enterprise Security
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Jack Whitsitt wrote 4 months ago: If you’ve read some of my recent posts here, you’ll have seen that Im back working on cr … more →
California lawmaker targets Internet mapping sites
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GeodataPolicy wrote 4 months ago: A California lawmaker wants to force Internet mapping services to blur detailed images of schools … more →
"Cart before the horse" Re: Another set of suggestions to re-architect the whole internet (or vast parts of it) for better security.
Jack Whitsitt wrote 4 months ago: Yesterday, I threw down my soap box into another discussion of ways to rearchitect the internet … more →
What do we mean by "security"? How much "security" is enough?
Jack Whitsitt wrote 5 months ago: This is an excerpt from an email I sent to a number of colleagues as we hash out what our various an … more →
Appeals Court Rejects Santa Clara County's Basemap Data Sale
GeodataPolicy wrote 5 months ago: Appeals Court Rejects Santa Clara County’s Basemap Data Sale – February 5, 2009 In a un … more →
Chemical Mix-up, EPC Gen 2 RFID , Supply Chains, Distance Attacks, Chris Paget
Jack Whitsitt wrote 5 months ago: Repost from the SCADASEC thread I initiated about supply-chain security risks stemming from long-ran … more →
National Critical Infrastructure Cyber Security SME Resume Update
Jack Whitsitt wrote 5 months ago: Just a pinging post since I’ve just (finally) updated my resume on this site and elsewhere to … more →
Santa Clara Court Case Moves Forward
GeodataPolicy wrote 5 months ago: One more step was taken toward the judicial resolution of the dispute between advocates for access … more →
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