Tech at Night: Odds and ends on security and regulation

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Here we go again. The Weekend-at-Bernies-ificatoin of Aaron Swartz continues. He made an example of himself to become an anti-copyright martyr, and now we’re supposed to degrade property rights online to give him his way anyway. Pass. Computer Fraud and Abuse is a problem, but foreign threats are an issue, too. That’s why we also… Read more »

From Chemical Security to Cyber: Regulation Still Not the Answer

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Chris Maddaloni/CQ Roll Call/Newscom The House Committee on Energy and Commerce will hold a hearing on Thursday on the progress made in the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) program over the past six months. CFATS was once considered a great success in security and government regulations. In late 2011, however, a leaked Department of Homeland… Read more »