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How Technologists in Government Could Shape Better Tech Policy
The resounding message out of BSides Las Vegas and Black Hat — two information security conferences that took place the week of Aug. 5 — is that government is falling far short in the technology space.
The underlying problem, said Bruce Schneier, a security technologist and fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, is that policymakers don't understand the technology and don't have members on their staff with expertise....
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