Cybersecurity
Publications
From NPR:
R Street Institute’s Jim Baker discusses Congress’s role in deciding if law enforcement should get more access to phones.
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From Washington Examiner:
Kathryn Waldron, a national security fellow at the R Street Institute, a libertarian think tank, said that another concern with the proposal is that companies could…
From Hewlett Foundation:
I Am The Cavalry co-founder Beau Woods explained to Vox what cyber targets Tehran might be circling while Aspen Tech Policy Hub Director Betsy Cooper spoke to The…
From Air Force Magazine:
Iran also still has proxy forces like Hezbollah and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, noted Jim Baker, a former senior FBI official who now directs national security and…
Iranian bombs aimed at U.S. assets have stopped falling, at least for now. But even if the kinetic war is actually over, that does not mean our conflict with Iran is at an end. Indeed, it’s likely…
From The Washington Post:
James Baker, who served as the FBI’s general counsel during the encryption battle over the San Bernardino phone, said there are definite similarities to the new case,…
Cybersecurity is an art, not a science—or so it seems today. I have been interested for some time in how to change that. At least to me, the key seems to be the development of a system of…
From CyberInsecurity News:
How do you measure cybersecurity? Right now, the answer is pretty clear. Nobody knows. But Paul Rosenzweig is on the case. And he’s convinced that if we figure…
From NYU School of Law:
At this symposium, co-hosted by Third Way, NYU Law’s Center for Cybersecurity, and the Journal of National Security Law and Policy, experts discussed policy solutions…
From Medium:
ACLU Director Ben Wizner credits him with launching “a meaningful debate about the appropriate limits of government surveillance authority”, and Paul Rosenzweig of the…