By PierrePosted Wednesday 29th October 2008 19:02 GMT
Funny how "we waste humongouser and humongouserer piles of your money" is used as an excuse for the lack of actual results. I would have thought of it as aggravating factor.
Hopefully some day the good people will wake up and a few heads end up on pikes. I'm thinking porkbarrel of the most major kind (blackwater, NSA, DHS and a few other utterly useless taxmoney blackholes).
By TimPosted Wednesday 29th October 2008 19:12 GMT
There are many inexpensive yet effective things can be done to protect national infrastructures. Unfortunately such approaches aren't sexy and the don't satisfy the financial needs of the multi-billion pound security industry. Priorities have been forgotten. Continuing to fight an expensive phony war, we are in grave danger of losing our freedoms in the process.
By Anonymous CowardPosted Thursday 30th October 2008 19:53 GMT
Postman Pat heading up the SBS.
I bet the guy at the top doesn't have a clue what is involved, oh he has people to do that. But as always it begs the question what is Postman Pat up to of any value, just stroking his black and white cat?
By InachuPosted Friday 31st October 2008 18:21 GMT
They keeep hiring people who know nothing about computer security.
Hire someone who has like 5 different certifications and other microsoft certs and I bet you everyone on the way down will have at least an A+ certification.
I am sick of seeing people hired in a hi tech company who have never used a mouse before.
Comments on: DHS cybersecurity boss fights back against critics
Funny spindoktor! #
By Pierre Posted Wednesday 29th October 2008 19:02 GMT
The false eye of providence #
By Tim Posted Wednesday 29th October 2008 19:12 GMT
Imagine ... Just if.... #
By Inachu Posted Wednesday 29th October 2008 20:06 GMT
Pork Scratchings... #
By Warhelmet Posted Wednesday 29th October 2008 22:29 GMT
A bit like #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Thursday 30th October 2008 19:53 GMT
I know why they failed. #
By Inachu Posted Friday 31st October 2008 18:21 GMT