Information Systems Security: Enabling Future Internet Applications through Cryptography

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Information Systems Security: Enabling Future Internet Applications through Cryptography

Components of Security

A Definition of Digital Security

Why Should You Care?

Cryptography’s Role

Measuring Security

How Much Security is Enough?

Why Governments Care: Legislative Landscape

Current Regulations (U.S.)

Pending Legislation (U.S.)

Presentation Road Map

The Public Sector

Digital Security and Virtual Learning

UOC ARCHITECTURE

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Digital Security: UOC Applications and Issues

Digital Security: Current and Potential Issues

Digital Security: Potential Issues

Digital Security: Potential Issues

Digital Security: Next Step - Approaches

The Private Sector

Growth of Electronic Commerce

Field of Dreams: “Build It and They Will Come”

eShop Cybermall: A Unique Business Model

Big Brother Is Watching

Taming the “Wild Wild Web”

Big Business

Internet Banking

Lacunae

Next Steps

Government’s Role

Government and Encryption

Topics of Discussion

Need for Domestic Encryption Policy

Potential Models

Why “Dumbing Down” Does Not Work

Why “Smartening Up” Works

Next Steps

Recommendations

Recommendations (continued)

Beyond Cryptography

Author: Alex C. Snoeren

Email: snoeren@mit.edu

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