Security Czar

Security Czar
Scott Granneman, 2006-03-23

In this column Scott Granneman takes the role of dictator of the security world and presents his ideas about mandatory reforms that would improve security for millions of people.

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Anonymous (1 replies)

Here here!!! 2006-03-24
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Re: Here here!!! 2006-11-08
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Let's go for it! 2006-03-23
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Re: Let's go for it! - Why? 2006-03-24
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Re: Let's go for it! 2006-04-14
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Security Czar - more reading of history needed 2006-03-24
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Craig S Wright

No mandatory training 2006-03-27
Michael Scovetta (3 replies)

Re: No mandatory training 2006-03-29
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Yes! (except for one thing...) 2006-03-28
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Paul Stepowski

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FortHEX

1. it's very interesting, but it,s hard to force user read even simple instruction about network security, this instructionn for him is like a nuclear physics for me.

2 people make big money on hard and soft, becouse they make programs simple for using and understanding
and if your programs will ask users to enter password every 5 minits, then no one (exept paranoik) 'll buy your soft.

3 goverments and military organizations always use open source software

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