Saturday, March 1, 2008

Wikileaks.org Was Not Really Disabled Judge Reverses His Order Disabling Web Site. The ruling let a Web site that allows the anonymous posting of documents to discourage unethical behavior in governments and corporations continue operating. By JONATHAN D. GLATER. [NYT > Technology] 10:44:56 PM    comment [] Security Policy is Difficult but Necessary Five basic mistakes of security policy. Distilling an appropriate security policy for your company can trip you up in obscure details -- but don't discount the possibility of face-planting on the basics, as Anton Chuvakin explains. [Computerworld Breaking News] Personally I wish logs were easier to process and read or interpret, perhaps with better filtering. They are often messy or misleading. This weekend I need to download and delete logs on a couple sites (personal)--or they'll be growing beyond storage limits. 10:41:12 PM    comment [] Government and Web 2.0 Resources From slideshare, December 2007 presentation "Web 2.0 for Government 1.0" at a government event in Hawaii. I believe there is no chance I would ever be able to justify a research trip to Hawaii, so seeing the slides will suffice for now. | View | Upload your own I wish Hawaii great experiences when they are bringing in Web 2.0. I hope those "low-hanging fruits" (see slide 14) work well for Hawaii. His selection is RSS Microformats OpenID Mashups Mobile Podcasts (audio & video) I'd also put RSS very near the top ROI for government. 10:32:10 PM    comment []

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