Solving the Wrong Problems
In lieu of a new posting here, let me direct you to the June 2009 issue of Communications of the ACM, pages 22-24. That is an essay I wrote that echoes some of the themes of things I have posted here. I would be interested in your comments.
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I think you are right on track. 40-50 years of failed security policies is an assault on reason. Of course I said it awhile back myself http://selil.com/?p=659 but nobody would publish something like that from us third rate regional uni types.
Can we attack security in depth next? Pleeeasssse?
Tear down the castle wall metaphors we’ve got trebuchets.
Ok, enough silliness. Thank you for writing it maybe somebody will listen to you.