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I am not surprised at the shift. Is the compensation from such services bitcoin and other eletronic payment methodologies or is data distribution becoming another method of payment?
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As I was scrolling through the news I got to find that another man was pleaded guilty and had a term jail for hacking. It is great to know that these hackers are getting what they deserve since they cause too much trouble...
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@Jeff: Yes, don't get me wrong. I do think the "IT" of it has a lot of problems, but you are totally right that the process is just as much (if not more) to blame. For instance, bureaucratic government approaches...
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Joe, Thank you for your comments. I think no matter what process we adopt in each of the states, we need to focus on securing that process. Many folks want to blame the IT systems for being unsecure. However,...
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Agree this is not a new risk, but there has not been any real effort to address this wicked problem. That is what I was calling out in the article. I know there is not a lot of trust in a federal program for...
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That is because the last two were place together. ;)
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There have been grave concerns with electronic voting ever since this turkey was foisted on the public. The lack of an audit trail, the ability to 'flip' votes, and machines delivered with votes already cast have littered...
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The NIST standards are a helpful tool -- but they are FAR from a helpful salve (particularly considering how the NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a bit M&M-security-focused...with much less focus on what to do during and...
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Thanks, it was really intresting article!
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I woudl expect such initiative to come from security vendors and/or cyberinsurance providers. Interesting to see what this alliance will come up with and how its participants will draw from their experience.
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