The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Sadly stuck with the status quo JetBlue is ordinarily smart with their web site, which is why their broken system is particularly useful to take a look at. I’m guessing that at some point, management said, “it’s good enough,” and moved on to more pressing issues. And then, of course, it stays good enough, frozen …
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The Success of Failure By Shane Harris sharris@nationaljournal.com April 4, 2007 Government Executive In 1999, program managers at the National Security Agency knew they were in trouble. A new and important electronic filtering system, code-named Trailblazer, wasn’t working as designed. Planners imagined it would automatically find phone calls, e-mails and electronic communications of terrorists and …
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See Also: Robert Garigue, “Technical Preface” to Book Three Robert Garigue, CISO Briefing
OPINION DECEMBER 19, 2010 The FCC’s Threat to Internet Freedom ‘Net neutrality’ sounds nice, but the Web is working fine now. The new rules will inhibit investment, deter innovation and create a billable-hours bonanza for lawyers. By ROBERT M. MCDOWELL WS Tomorrow morning the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will mark the winter solstice by taking …
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JASON: SCIENCE OF CYBER SECURITY NEEDS MORE WORK “Cyber security is now critical to our survival but as a field of research [it] does not have a firm scientific basis,” according to the Department of Defense. “Our current security approaches have had limited success and have become an arms race with our adversaries. In order …
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Information has never been so free. Even in authoritarian countries information networks are helping people discover new facts and making governments more accountable. — US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, January 21, 2010 So much for that…. Military Bans Disks, Threatens Courts-Martial to Stop New Leaks By Noah Shachtman, Wired, December 9, 2010 | 7:02 …
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As first used in a briefing to the National Security Agency conference in Las Vegas, 9 January 2002. 2002 The New Craft of Intelligence–What Should the T Be Doing to the I in IT? See Also: Journal: Army Industrial-Era Network Security + Cyber-Security RECAP (Links to Past Posts)
