Login/New-Account | Search | Submit a Story! | Greplaw!??
 
GrepLaw
- About
- FAQ
- Discussions
- Messages
- Topics
- Authors

- Preferences
- Older Stuff
- Past Polls
- Submit Story
- XML/RSS

GrepLaw
This site is a production of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society. Please email if you have questions, contributions, or ideas about improving this site.

F & F
Family

Friends

 
GEWIS Assembled to Track Internet's Health
posted by scubacuda on Saturday February 01, @10:50AM
from the Bentham-would-be-proud dept.
Security According to the Washington Post, the National Communications System (NCS) is assembling GEWIS ("Global Early Warning Information System," pronounced "gee-whiz") to detect and respond to attacks on vital information systems and key e-commerce sites. Unrelated to Poindexter's Total Information Awareness (TIA), the center is a key piece of the White House's national cybersecurity strategy and represents a major leap in the federal government's effort to achieve real-time tracking of the Internet's health. According to the Post, "The White House believes the monitoring center is necessary because no single entity in the government or private sector has more than a limited view of the global communications network."

Antitrust Violations Using DRM | UCLA Survey on Internet Use  >

 

 
GrepLaw Login
Nickname:

Password:

[ Create a new account ]

Related Links
  • According to the Washington Post
  • National Communications System (NCS)
  • More on Security
  • Also by scubacuda
  • This discussion has been archived. No new comments can be posted.
    GEWIS Assembled to Track Internet's Health | Login/Create an Account | Top | Search Discussion
    Threshold:
    The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not responsible for them in any way.

    Humanity has the stars in its future, and that future is too important to be lost under the burden of juvenile folly and ignorant superstition. - Isaac Asimov

    [ home | contribute story | older articles | past polls | faq | authors | preferences ]