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16 December 2011

More (Good) Regulation Please

A blog pots today by David Lacey reminds us that ecommerce is not just about online shopping and celebrity buzz.

In No Fix in Sight for SCADA Security, he discusses the cyber threats to critical infrastructure, referencing recent comments made by Shell. Is more red tape the answer? Possibly, but it has to be the right red tape.

Why government intervention? This blog post discusses the economics of cybersecurity and why intervention by government sometimes might help.

Posted on: 16 December 2011 at 15:39 hrs

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