Category: "Security Policies"
About the Security Policies category
This category contains articles that discuss security policy issues, both at the corporate level and at the national and international levels. This domain contains security guidelines and procedures, as well as national policy considerations addressing national security, privacy, and more.
2014-08-19
Protecting network neutrality: both important and hard
The term "network neutrality" is mentioned very often lately. Here is my take of what network neutrality is, and on why it is difficult to regulate and enforce. more »
2014-04-03
Bitcoin does not provide anonymity
22:22, by Hagai Bar-El , 762 words
Categories: Security Engineering, Security Policies, Security, Counter-media
Categories: Security Engineering, Security Policies, Security, Counter-media
When people discuss Bitcoin, one of its properties that is often considered is its presumable anonymity. In this respect, it is often compared to cash. However, it shall be recognized and understood that Bitcoin is not as anonymous as cash; far from it,… more »
2013-12-28
Book review: Little Brother
I have just finished reading Little Brother by Cory Doctorow. more »
2013-09-13
Protecting private data: with law or with technology?
There is an ongoing debate on the need for new regulations that protect individuals' personal data. Regulation is said to be required to protect the personal data of citizens, consumers, patients, etc., both against corporate service providers… more »
2013-07-06
The difference between Cyber Security and just Security
19:24, by Hagai Bar-El , 637 words
Categories: IT Security, Security Policies, Cyber Security, Counter-media
Categories: IT Security, Security Policies, Cyber Security, Counter-media
The concept of "Cyber Security" is surely the attention grabber of the year. All security products and services enjoy a boost in their perception of importance, and sales, by merely prepending the word "cyber" to their description. But how is cyber secu… more »
2012-03-08
Against the collection of private data: The unknown risk factor
I bet there are thousands of blog posts advocating privacy and explaining why people should resist governments and companies collecting personal data. I dare to write yet another one because I would like to make a couple of points that I have never seen… more »
2011-02-07
Tips for Submitting Proposals to EU FP7 (now H2020) and Others
Among the work I do is the evaluation of research proposals for the FP7 (and H2020) of the European Commission. I review research proposals that are submitted in response to calls that are related to information security. Truthfully, this work… more »
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