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Who Needs a Website?

by | Apr 11, 2019 | Education, Technology, Trust

I am asked this question so often, “Who needs a website?" Back in the late 1990s I started designing websites under the name of “Instant Web Pages”, to introduce small business owners to the new Internet.  Websites were just getting going then and not a lot of...

Deception as a Cyber-Defense

by | Feb 11, 2019 | Technology, Trust

Deception as a Cyber-Defense In a recent article I talked about how governments are adjusting their approach to collecting signals intelligence data in the fight against national enemies – both terrorists and unfriendly states. What about private companies and...

Bulk Equipment Interference

by | Feb 10, 2019 | news, Problems, Technology, Trust

I remember a time when encryption standards were controlled by the government. The respective national information security agencies would not allow the export of software (or hardware) that contained new encryption algorithms (formulas) unless the software/hardware maker could provide the agency with a “key” to break the code. Those days are gone. Computers have progressed so much that hackers can create their own encryption algorithms on the fly without any outsiders being given a key or an export license.

How do hackers get in?

by | Jan 16, 2019 | news, Problems, Technology, Trust

Governments and most major companies have installed extensive cyber security defenses. However their weakest links are the contractors and independent devices that have links into their computer networks. These smaller contractors often do not invest in cyber security at the same levels and many of the independent devices have little or no security.

Elections and Cybersecurity

by | Nov 9, 2018 | Problems, Technology, Trust

99% of votes in the USA are either cast or counted by computers. We have invested in computerized elections because they reduce miscounts, help voters with disabilities, improve access to voting for rural voters, and speed up delivery of results. That’s goodness. Unfortunately, we have NOT invested in strong security for our computerized elections.

Problems cannot be solved…

by | Oct 15, 2018 | news, Problems, Trust

…without breaking them down into issues. Like so many other things in life, problem solving activities have an “80-20 Rule”. To correctly address problems, spend 80% on your time on the problem and 20% of your time on the solution. Most people do it the other way around

Knowledge is Power

by | Sep 30, 2018 | Education, news, Trust

You, the parents and taxpayers, have the right to speak out at the Board meetings. Go and exercise your rights. As citizens, you also have the right to vote in WOCCISD elections. Go and exercise your rights. You also have the right to remain silent…and accept the status quo. How will YOU vote for the $25 million bond issue? Where are YOUR priorities? What’s important to you as a parent, and/or a taxpayer? Early voting starts in just a few weeks on October 22nd.

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