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Jack Whitsitt — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 03:01:58 +0000

Thanks, Eric. I appreciate the feedback. Usually I hear from the hysterics :) I hadn’t heard of rootstrikers, and their mission isn’t a specific match-up to what I mean, but they’re certainly philosophical counsins and I might decide I want to get involved. Thanks for pointing them out. :)

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Eric Gearhart — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 22:03:07 +0000

Great FAQ, excellent down to earth analysis on what exactly they’re talking about in the EO

+1 on the last answer too: ” The reasoning behind this is something I’ll cover in Boston and it’s something we need to culturally change together – and we can.”

Have you heard of Rootstrikers? It sounds something like what you’re describing in your last answer in the FAQ.

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Jack Whitsitt — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 21:41:46 +0000

The short answer is “not any more than before”. DHS messaging is that privacy and liberty assurance is one of the three primary focuses of the EO. The Executive Order relies on existing government privacy and civil liberties mechanisms and embeds them throughout the order. Whether or not you think those mechanisms were sufficient is one question, but the EO doesn’t make them worse or better.

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Robert Elliot Pahel-Short — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 19:38:06 +0000

Could this in any way infringe on individual freedoms if misinterpreted?

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Gabe — Mon, 14 May 2012 19:48:56 +0000

I like your approach and would like to offer an insight. I believe you are correlating vulnerabilities with compromises. Vulnerabilities represent potential compromises, however it takes a chain of events to exploit a vulnerability. Based on that, you could create another upper line named “realized vulnerabilities” which would have a curve similar to the defensive capability.

As a defender, by fighting against realizing vulnerabilities instead of the vulnerabilities themselves, I’ve significantly improved my odds against the attacker. By improving my monitoring, my threat intelligence, and my incident handling, I can take advantage of the multiple steps the attacker must take (and the human errors they will make as well) to both prevent their attack and learn from it.

Ultimately, I honestly think defense has the advantage if it utilizes the tools available to it. However, as long as we keep the battle lines drawn at the vulnerabilities to our systems, defense will always lose.

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