Originally Published on SDICyber on May 23rd, 2017 Protecting yourself in cyberspace requires multiple solutions working all together Be cautious of the cybersecurity vendor that promises you a technical solution that will solve all of your cybersecurity problems. Life, unfortunately, is not that simple and a one-size-fits-all approach is bound to get you in trouble … [Read more…]
Originally published on Tripwire, April 10, 2017 In any conflict, humans are impacted. In conflict, the best scenario is that the individual leaves unscathed and perhaps even unaware of what could have been their misfortune, whereas in the worst of cases – such as kinetic warfare – the impact can be the ultimate price: loss … [Read more…]
Originally published: December 2013 Assessing the Charter: Not for Yesterday or Today The Charter of Rights and Freedoms (“the Charter”) has been an integral part of Canadian life, changing the course of Canada, particularly in the area of criminal law by ensuring a sound mechanism for due process exists. The departure point of this paper … [Read more…]
Originally released: Adelphi, MD | February 29, 2012 In the second decade of the 21st Century, and moving onwards, the cyberworld is a reality that is inescapable from our lives and the threat it creates is the most pervasive and pernicious threat facing the United States today (Sharp, Sr., 2010). In this reality, we face … [Read more…]