How Will Enforcement Of The Dark Web Play Out?
A few weeks ago I had the chance to listen to an interesting presentation by Eamon Murphy at the Digital Identity Summit. Eamon’s presentation consisted of a look into the internet, […]
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The Breach That Affects Every U.S. Citizen
On June 14, it was revealed that “Russian government hackers” may have infiltrated the Democratic National Committee (DNC) computer network to take a database of opposition research. The breach will […]
The Future of the U.S. is Municipal Broadband
Recent news of Gabriel Stricker returning to Google to lead policy and communications for Fiber has me quite excited about the future of broadband in the U.S. since it means […]
Data and the Enforcement of its Boundaries
republished from law.com Data storage is increasingly becoming cheaper beyond human intervention. With the recent IPO of the online storage provider, Box, and the threat of cyber security attacks, a […]
FCC: “Commercially Reasonable” Broadband Rates?
republished from law.com Net neutrality is a big issue as the broadband spectrum is becoming increasingly valuable. There is only so much spectrum and most of it is being used […]
The Fortress Model of Security is Broken
republished from law.com With news that Dropbox and Kmart, owned by Sears Holdings, became the latest retailer to suffer a security breach to its payment data systems something has to […]
Data Center Patents are the Next Frontier
republished from law.com As software eats the world, cloud computing is ushering the next wave of technology. The availability of mature, cloud-based services means that businesses can access the capabilities […]
