White House CyberSecurity - Jobs, Research, and Rhetoric, but Few Results

White House CyberSecurity - Jobs, Research, and Rhetoric, but Few Results
Richard Forno, 2001-12-12

The commitment by the federal government to further computer security research may be laudable, but it fails to address the root cause of most security issues: bad software.

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White House CyberSecurity - Jobs, Research, and Rhetoric, but Few Results 2001-12-12
Anonymous (2 replies)

White House CyberSecurity - Jobs, Research, and Rhetoric, but Few Results 2001-12-21
Anonymous

An interesting point. Educating the public about IT Secuirty is critical. They should offer IT education as a GE requirement/option at the University level. Having IT Directors who specialize can be expensive as well. Outsourcing can me more cost effective. Here's a thought: maybe their could be tax breaks for those companies who invest in better IT security and in educating their current staff about IT security.

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White House CyberSecurity - Jobs, Research, and Rhetoric, but Few Results 2002-01-02
Anonymous

National Security Agency's Security-Enhanced Linux should be the foundation 2001-12-13
seeing the forest thru the trees (1 replies)

NSA SELinux has nothing to do with this 2001-12-17
Anonymous (1 replies)

NSA SELinux has nothing to do with this 2001-12-19
Is there a "safer hex"?

White House CyberSecurity - Jobs, Research, and Rhetoric, but Few Results 2001-12-17
MartinK

White House CyberSecurity - Jobs, Research, and Rhetoric, but Few Results 2001-12-21
sanctorum

NSA's SE Linux? 2001-12-31
m3sm3r (1 replies)

NSA's SE Linux? (please read nsa.gov about first before you flame it) 2002-01-16
Anonymous

White House CyberSecurity - Jobs, Research, and Rhetoric, but Few Results 2002-01-10
Anonymous

White House CyberSecurity - Jobs, Research, and Rhetoric, but Few Results 2002-01-12
Anonymous