I am all in favor of more training for avoiding social engineering attacks, stronger encryption and security for all devices and networks, and generally making digital systems as robust as possible - and then keep investing resources in these hardening activities.
The really sad thing is that so many people, including my congressional representative who I contacted on this subject, just don't get it: securing our systems is on par with fighting terrorism and conventional defense capabilities, and should receive the same resource allocations.
It goes without saying, but I will say it anyway: encryption backdoors will severely weaken efforts for economic growth and for defense.
The really sad thing is that so many people, including my congressional representative who I contacted on this subject, just don't get it: securing our systems is on par with fighting terrorism and conventional defense capabilities, and should receive the same resource allocations.
It goes without saying, but I will say it anyway: encryption backdoors will severely weaken efforts for economic growth and for defense.