A broad coalition of business, civil liberties, and internet security groups has issued a white paper supporting the continued use of public-private partnerships to fight cybercrime rather than go in a more government-led direction.
Lawmakers this morning heard a litany of concerns and complaints from a range of witnesses who testified that full-body scanners were ineffective, invasive, unconstitutional, and possibly unhealthy.
Far more cooperation between the government and private sector will be needed to adequately protect the nation’s infrastructure from cyber threats, according to panelists at a congressional hearing yesterday.
This is one of those areas where analysts have to be careful about overgeneralizing, but CNN’s Kyung Lah stresses the importance of Japanese culture in creating a sense of calm in the tsunami’s aftermath.
The next time you’re faced with the decision to evacuate during a forecasted hurricane, it may be a smart move not to investigate how many times previous hurricanes in the area failed to cause damage.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced Friday that it will retest the amount of potentially harmful radiation emitted by full-body scanners at U.S. airports by the end of March.
