The Macrosite for News, Analysis and Opinion about the Future of the Internet
Free educational materials
Special Security newsletter
Exclusive drawings
Register now!
Security Blogs
a moderated board of Internet security experts
Alan Reiter
Alan Reiter   11/6/2009   19 comments
When government officials talk about information “transparency,” they don't mean augmented reality (AR). But AR will play a major role in enhancing government transparency, although it won't be welcomed by many officials.
Tom Stamulis
Tom Stamulis   11/2/2009   17 comments
Daylight savings, spring cleaning, getting your oil changed, and replacing smoke detector batteries -- all have something in common; they all are completed on a schedule. So it’s about time those of us brandishing iPhones, BlackBerrys, and other PDAs like they are body parts start to embrace some scheduling that can protect our identity and build a more secure Internet environment.
Don Reisinger
Don Reisinger   11/2/2009   10 comments
The U.S. National Security Agency announced last week that it will soon start building a $1.5 billion, 1.5 million-square-foot cybersecurity data center in Utah.
Jart Armin
Jart Armin   11/2/2009   11 comments
Terrorists are moving away from traditional sources of funding and relying more on money-making opportunities from cybercrime.
most commented Security blogs
19
8
17
10
11
IE's Security Poll: Security & The Economy
IE's Clans
join... you can pick your family
Executive Clan
IT Clan
IQ Crew Clan
Researchers Clan
Security Clan
thinkerNetters Clan
Wanted! Security Clan Moderators
The Security Clan is looking for a handful of readers to help moderate the message boards on our site - including engaging with the industry mavens on our thinkerNet blogosphere. The job comes with various perks (think: cool, free stuff) as well as bags of kudos. Interested?

Please email us.
Meet New Security Friends (With Benefits)
Weekly security newsletter with exclusive content
Special events & industry party invites to members only
Tips on thwarting Internet security catastrophes!
Security Message Boards
IE's Security moderated message board
Alan Reiter
J DAmbrosio
Ira Winkler
Mary Jander
nathanwosnack
nathanwosnack
Alan Reiter
Security User Generated Boards
join the fray
Jason_13
Jason_13   10/12/2009   2 comments
Sometimes the poor reliance on technology creates problems such as this. Another area is the use of automated filtering to try to detect fraudulent use of credit/debit cards. I know that a filter was tripped recently when one of my cards...
TechnoBabbler
TechnoBabbler   6/18/2009   7 comments
How much information is a prospective employeer entitled to while doing a background check as part of the hiring process?Let's think about this, they have our name and our email address since you likely emailed them your resume. Who uses paper...
RIMMAN
RIMMAN   5/11/2009   1 comment
Well, if you're in the Federal Enterprise Environment, you may!  This takes into account the NIST Proposal for a common definition, which has two strong caveats: Note 1: Cloud computing is still an evolving paradigm. Its definitions,...
RIMMAN
RIMMAN   4/30/2009   5 comments
A story on the news last night  made my daughter say to me "Wow Dad, you were right!"...  what a sadly proud moment! It was great knowing she's been listening to my ranting about the concerns over the lack of standardization of systems...
tdstamulis
tdstamulis   4/21/2009   1 comment
Hello All, I am attending RSA 2009 in San Francisco this week. If there is a technology or product that you want more information on, let me know and I will try and speak with them and post my findings on the board. If you tweet, follow me...
Copyright © 2009 United Business Media Limited - All rights reserved.      About Us  |  Privacy Policy and Terms of Use  |  Contact Us
CMP Media LLC
Internet Evolution – not for thickies
Augmented Reality Meets Government Transparency
Alan Reiter
When government officials talk about information “
transparency,” they don't mean augmented reality (AR). But AR will play a major role in enhancing government transparency, although it won't be welcomed by many officials.

CLICK FOR MORE
TechWeb The Global Leader In Technology Media