http://www.cf2group.com/technotes/2008/01/27/a-critical-security-post-for-an-election-year/ News and Opionions on Emerging Technologies and Products Mon, 08 Sep 2008 13:27:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 http://www.cf2group.com/technotes/2008/01/27/a-critical-security-post-for-an-election-year/#comment-587 Election » Blog Archive » A Critical Security Post for an Election Year Mon, 28 Jan 2008 05:39:30 +0000 http://www.cf2group.com/technotes/2008/01/27/a-critical-security-post-for-an-election-year/#comment-587 [...] curtis_franklin wrote an interesting post today on A Critical Security Post for an Election YearHere’s a quick excerptThere never seems to be a shortage of bureaucrats eager to take away our freedom by invoking security. In most cases, their proposed actions do absolutely nothing to promote real security, but do a great deal to make it easier to … [...] […] curtis_franklin wrote an interesting post today on A Critical Security Post for an Election YearHere’s a quick excerptThere never seems to be a shortage of bureaucrats eager to take away our freedom by invoking security. In most cases, their proposed actions do absolutely nothing to promote real security, but do a great deal to make it easier to … […]

]]> http://www.cf2group.com/technotes/2008/01/27/a-critical-security-post-for-an-election-year/#comment-588 Blog » Blog Archive » A Critical Security Post for an Election Year Mon, 28 Jan 2008 06:03:30 +0000 http://www.cf2group.com/technotes/2008/01/27/a-critical-security-post-for-an-election-year/#comment-588 [...] curtis_franklin wrote an interesting post today on A Critical Security Post for an Election YearHere’s a quick excerptBruce Schneier has made a powerful case in his latest Wired blog post. The most important point he makes — and this is critical — is that the “choice” so often offered between security and privacy is not a choice that need be made. … [...] […] curtis_franklin wrote an interesting post today on A Critical Security Post for an Election YearHere’s a quick excerptBruce Schneier has made a powerful case in his latest Wired blog post. The most important point he makes — and this is critical — is that the “choice” so often offered between security and privacy is not a choice that need be made. … […]

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