NSA
Can I interest you in more security, sir?
- Albert Zenkoff
- 2013-11-12
- Society, business, companies, hypocrisy, idealistic principles, internet, less security, more security, NSA, privacy, social
The last week’s meeting of the IETF discussed security of the Internet and the recent revelations that the NSA turned the Internet into a giant surveillance machine. While the sentiment was clear that the Internet should not allow itself to such abuse, there is little evidence that anything at all could be done about it. ...
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- Albert Zenkoff
- 2013-09-12
- Society, BlackBerry, give up privacy, Google, internet, mobile phone control, moral obligation, news, NSA, privacy, protection, Vint Cerf
I do not often want to comment the news so today is a special day. The first piece is an article on the popular subject of NSA Web Surveillance quoting some well-known people starts off on a good direction but gets derailed somehow into recommending obscurity for security. Strange as it is we really should ...
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Nokia is gone. So is mobile security.
- Albert Zenkoff
- 2013-09-06
- Society, Apple, Google, inevitability, Microsoft, mobile, Nokia, NSA, orchestrated takeover, privacy, surveillance
The recent acquisition of Nokia by Microsoft stirred up investors and Nokia fans. But, the question goes, what does it have to do with security? (Not) Surprisingly, a lot. Working in security makes people slightly paranoid over time, that is a fact. On the one hand, without being suspicious of everything and checking all strangeness ...
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Albert Zenkoff
Managing corporate security in both technical and business sense in the context of long-term business strategy and sustainability.
For security consulting, training, certification and audit mail albert@aruberusan.com.
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