Category Archives: democracy

This election year, the health of the Union depends on how we safeguard our information 

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Cybersecurity does not exist in a vacuum and current socio-economic pressures make the United States more vulnerable to cyberattacks of all kinds. With the U.S. presidential election underway, Americans need to take practical steps to defend our democr… Continue reading This election year, the health of the Union depends on how we safeguard our information →

Paper Ballots: More Secure Than E-voting or Blockchain

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Voting on paper is best. Letting computers help is bound to lead to trouble, experts say. And using a blockchain is dumb idea, too.
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Complex Systems Theorists Explain Why Democracy Is Dying

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A team of mathematicians, physicists, philosophers and psychologists argue that the decline of democracies is poorly understood, but concepts from complex systems theory may offer a solution. Continue reading Complex Systems Theorists Explain Why Democracy Is Dying→

A week in security (Jan 30th – Feb 5th)

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A compilation of notable security news and blog posts from the 30th of January to the 5th of February. This week, we look back at phishing, ransomware, nation state attacks and banking malware.Categories: Security world
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