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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundThe Democratic Party's dangerous experiment
February 5, 2008 Computer scientists David Dill and Barbara Simons caution that the risks of Internet voting may outweigh any perceived benefits.Real ID is bad? Compared to what?
April 5, 2007 CoreStreet founder Phil Libin says the absence of meaningful debate has hindered serious discussion about the implications of a controversial new technology.Unsecured Wi-Fi would be outlawed by N.Y. county
November 5, 2005 Westchester County proposes that all businesses providing wireless access must have firewalls and register.Wireless devices could foil hijack attempts
September 22, 2005 Federal regulators are suggesting--but not requiring--wireless alert devices that could tip pilots off to security problems.Taking aim at denial-of-service attacks
May 13, 2003 Graduate students from Carnegie Mellon University propose plans for stopping high-volume digital onslaughts that are used to shut down Internet sites.Data breach bills resurface in Congress
February 7, 2007 Two bills take different approaches toward the tricky concept of how to regulate what happens if a company has a data leak.Oracle pitches safe-data plan
November 29, 2006 Software maker aims to fix one place where leaks could occur, but the proposal itself may not be so bulletproof.Panel changes course, approves e-voting checks
December 5, 2006 Reworded proposal would call for new systems to be "software independent," but emphasizes current machines would be unaffected.Microsoft dishes out academic grants
February 16, 2006 Software giant allocates $1 million in funding to academic researchers in countries around the world.Bill puts cops first in data leak notification
May 11, 2006 Anyone who holds personal data would be forced to report security breaches to law enforcement before telling affected consumers.Security officials to spy on chat rooms
November 24, 2004 CIA is quietly funding research into surveillance of chat rooms to help identify terrorists, News.com has learned.Security groups call for education, alert systems
March 18, 2004 Two U.S. government industry task forces argue for the creation of incident and advisory networks to help firms secure themselves. But others say the proposals are cop-outs.Senator revives data leak proposals
January 11, 2007 Democrat Dianne Feinstein reintroduced measures regarding data security breaches, but some worry her bills make too many exceptions.Homeland defense focus shifts to tech
July 10, 2002 As Capitol Hill scrutinizes the president's proposal, politicians worry about tech-savvy terrorists and insist any new agency must protect against electronic attacks.Data-security bill may move forward next week
September 30, 2005 Sweeping U.S. Senate measure to imprison those who cover up data breaches has been reintroduced and now awaits a vote.Bush: Broadband for the people by 2007
April 26, 2004 In a rare foray into tech issues, President Bush pushes a broad set of proposals that include wiring "every corner" of America and the computerization of health care records.A new tech battle brews in D.C.
October 20, 2003 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh has the skinny on the latest assault the U.S. Congress is planning against peer-to-peer computing.Net neutrality proposal revived in Senate
January 9, 2007 Politicians reintroduce a bill aimed at barring network operators from prioritizing Net content.PC security audits for businesses?
November 6, 2003 Lawmakers unveil a draft of long-awaited legislation that would require U.S. corporations to certify that they have conducted an annual computer security audit.
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