Valerie Plame on the 'Scary' State of Cybersecurity [and Scott Walker]

Inc. ^ | July 23, 2015 | By Maria Aspan Senior editor, Inc.

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Interview of Plame [whose hubby was involved in the Alamoudi thang- how’s THAT for security?] :

http://www.enterprisetech.com/2015/08/05/valerie-plame-the-spy-who-came-in-to-the-code/

EnterpriseTech: What role can government play in helping private industry protect itself (as well as employees, customers, partners, suppliers, etc.)?

Plame: The Internet has gone from novelty, to entertainment, to serving as big business and national infrastructure. The government should be looking to fund the creation of a patrolled, secured, and truly protected, publicly accessible Internet infrastructure. This is no different than providing national security in the physical world. There will always be Internet off-roads that are wild and unprotected, but there needs to be an option for commercial and government systems to exist in a truly safeguarded environment.

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THANKS

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Interesting how all these little “startup” companies these two work with announce their new collaborators by including all their political garbage too in their press releases, how very unprofessional.... unless the startup company’s purpose is not as advertised and it’s purpose is just to be there when leftwing reporters look for “expert opinion” to call on in making news reports, in which case your display of bias will actually increase the chances of getting interviewed, or to just to lobby and troll for government contracts from biased politicians.

Any other sensible business would keep politics out of it.

[piasa]

ploughshares/plowshares bump

[Fedora]

Ploughshares Fund -> Soros

[mad_as_he$$]

Plame a cyber security expert? HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!