Cybersecurity: Will Federal Regulation Help?
Here is video of yours truly along with Jim Harper and Ryan Radia discussing cybersecurity at a Cato Institute panel on the Hill this past Friday.
GPOYW. This is me choosing my own privacy settings.
I have a chapter in the new O’Reilly book “Open Government: Collaboration, Transparency, and Participation in Practice,” which you can get from Amazon. Abstract of my contribution:
Jerry Brito calls on hackers—in the sense of brilliant programmers rather than computer criminals—to liberate government data for the masses. If the government won’t make data available and useful, it is up to technologists to do it for them.
Here’s a free 7-chapter sneak peek of the book (PDF), and here’s my chapter (PDF) titled “All Your Data Are Belong to Us: Liberating Government Data.” Check out the whole thing because there are some amazing folks in here who contributed some really remarkable pieces.
We got our wedding photos back from the great Jaime Windon, and you can check them out in these three albums: one, two, and three. If you’re in them, or know someone who is, please tag them. And if you took photos at the wedding, please get in touch with me; I’d love to get some high-res copies.
