Showing posts with label ross anderson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ross anderson. Show all posts
23 March 2009

The State of the Database State

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A recurrent theme in these posts – and throughout Computerworld UK – has been the rise of vast, unnecessary and ultimately doomed databases ...
04 February 2009

Light Blue Rebel Code

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Cambridge University is celebrating its 800th anniversary in 2009. The official history tells the tale of the buildings; but what about the ...
03 September 2008

ContactPoint: What is it Good For?

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Scrapping : Anderson disagrees: "If you allow large numbers of people access to sensitive data it's never going to be secure. You c...
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23 July 2008

W(h)ither the UK Database Nation?

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Interesting : The court’s view was that health care staff who are not involved in the care of a patient must be unable to access that patien...
17 June 2008

Insecurity is Bad for Your Health

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Outrageous : A shocking article appeared yesterday on the BMJ website. It recounts how auditors called 45 GP surgeries asking for personal i...
12 March 2008

The Economics of Information Security

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On Open Enterprise blog .
31 August 2006

Security Engineering - the Book

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I've mentioned Ross Anderson before in this blog, and my own failed attempt to interact with him. But I won't let a little thing l...
02 July 2006

The Economics of Security

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In his lastest Wired column , Bruce S. is writing about a subject particularly dear to my heart: the economics of security. He was lucky e...
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