Federal Cyberspace Policy Draft Released

mh_cryptonomicon writes "The initial public draft of the National Strategy for Securing Cyberspace was released today. This document outlines the Administration's plan for ensuring that the Net remains a 'good neighborhood.' Following the release of the plan, the Administration's Cybersecurity team will take it on the road for discussions with the people about what can and should be done to protect and defend the net. More information (and the 65 page draft) can be downloaded from the White House's Critical Infrastructure Protection site. This draft is considerably smaller than the 3300 page monster it was reported as being. Commentary is starting to pop up everywhere, including www.cryptonomicon.net/blog/."

Comments

Oh Boy !

[Nickdawwg]

Oh Boy !

Is it just me?

[Hayzeus]

Or is anyone else sick of the term "Cyberspace"? Frankly, I'm pretty tired of the prefix "Cyber" when used just about anywhere.

It's just so 1995.

Re:Come on.

[AntiNorm]

Shouldn't any draft conserning the Internet have been influenced by the people that created it and maintain it?

As long as the MPAA isn't involved...