How can federal workers protect secrets, while still staying transparent?
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Technology Consultant Derek Khanna says that’s just the beginning.
“There are similar technologies that can be used for both lawyers and politicians that allow them to send messages to one another that are instantaneous but then self-destruct,” said Khanna.
…But Khanna says technology will likely stay one step ahead and that may ironically prompt some lawmakers to go back to basics.
“The old rule of thumb was that if you wanted to say something to somebody and you wanted no trail of it, then you take a walk,” said Khana.
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