Difference between revisions of "Security"
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** identity safety (prevention and detection of unauthorized use of one's personal credentials) | ** identity safety (prevention and detection of unauthorized use of one's personal credentials) | ||
** privacy (prevention and detection of unauthorized distribution of private information) | ** privacy (prevention and detection of unauthorized distribution of private information) | ||
| − | * "homeland security" | + | * "[[homeland security]]" |
** defense against open attack by known enemies | ** defense against open attack by known enemies | ||
** defense against terrorism (unexpected attack by unknown enemies) | ** defense against terrorism (unexpected attack by unknown enemies) | ||
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The word security covers a wide range of issues:
- home security
- intrusion prevention & detection
- fire prevention & detection
- disaster contingency plans (hurricanes, flooding)
- back-up utility systems (emergency water, electricity, heat, communications)
- personal security
- physical safety (especially anything not covered by "home security")
- identity safety (prevention and detection of unauthorized use of one's personal credentials)
- privacy (prevention and detection of unauthorized distribution of private information)
- "homeland security"
- defense against open attack by known enemies
- defense against terrorism (unexpected attack by unknown enemies)
Links
- David Brin:
- on personal empowerment as the best technique for homeland security
- on Sousveillance