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By Edward F. Davis The breadth of the security breach at Equifax is inconceivable. This premier credit company lost over $2 billion in equity in 24 hours. So far, we know that 143 million consumers have potentially lost vital, private information. Credit card numbers, Social Security numbers and dates...
In an instant, the lives of the families of five Dallas police officers have been irrevocably changed, and those families now face a lifetime of coping with the loss of their loved ones. Those families will not grieve alone. Friends, brother and sister officers, a city, state, and indeed, a...
The sudden and violent loss of officer Ronald Tarentino Jr. yesterday should remind us of the sacrifice and courage of officers everywhere. “Officer down” is a police chief’s worst nightmare. More importantly, it is a gut-wrenching loss for the officer’s wife, children and the community. Our thoughts and prayers are...
Ed Davis spoke on “The Smartest Cities are Smart on Privacy” panel along side, Michelle Dennedy, VP, CPO of Cisco, Scott Shipman, General Counsel, CPO of Sensity Systems, Peter Swire, Huang Professor of Law and Ethics at Georgia Tech Schellar College of Business; Senior Counsel, Alston & Bird. By 2050,...
Fascinating discussion at MIT led by GCHQ Director Robert Hannigan. I agree with the Director– there are no simple answers. The discourse surrounding this issue will continue to develop on a case-by-case basis. –Ed Head of Britain tech security agency backs encryption By Hiawatha Bray THE BOSTON GLOBE STAFF MARCH...
“The release of atomic power has changed everything except our way of thinking… the solution to this problem lies in the heart of mankind.” -Albert Einstein Over the past year, I’ve been working closely with Arthur Coviello and Mckinsey & Company on the issue of balancing security and privacy in today’s connected world. Recent...
Active shooter events have occurred in 80% of the United States and Washington D.C., in both urban and rural areas. 60% of these instances end before police arrive.* Following his final State of Homeland Security Address, this past Thursday, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson highlighted the necessity of across...
Ed Davis testifying before Senate Committee on Homeland Security, stressing the importance of training and auditing of interagency communication.