William Jackson
William Jackson | The FISMA paradigm
Cybereye—commentary: Security policies remain a burden to federal IT managers, but they are producing results.
William Jackson | Waiting for the killer app
Cybereye—commentary: IPv6 will become self-sustaining when its adoption is driven by the availability of apps that take advantage of its features.
William Jackson | System security: Who’s responsible?
Cybereye—commentary: It is easy to say that security is everyone’s job, but in the end that usually means it’s no one’s job.
William Jackson | Why security isn't easy
Cybereye—commentary: Solving one problem sometimes creates another.
William Jackson | Not too late to debate
Cybereye—commentary: Bipartisan blast is fired at the Real ID Act.
William Jackson | What leadership can do
Cybereye—commentary: A new presidential administration presents an opportunity for government to be an honest broker in cybersecurity.
William Jackson | How secure is an all-IP networked world?
Cybereye — commentary: Making it easier to remotely access networks that control manufacturing, building systems and municipal services is risky.
William Jackson | Signs of progress
Cyberye—commentary: The cat-and-mouse game of IT security continues, but the odds may be shifting in our favor.
William Jackson | Information security paradox
Cybereye—commentary: Information security is all well and good, but don’t expect people to inconvenience themselves.
William Jackson | Is any Web site safe?
Cybereye—commentary: Malware is on the move.
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