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Encryption Technology & Crime: Searching for a Neutral Zone Dorothy Denning Interview

Encryption Technology & Crime: Searching for a Neutral Zone Dorothy Denning Interview

Title:Encryption Technology & Crime: Searching for a Neutral Zone Dorothy Denning Interview (ID: ERM9753)
Author(s):Educom Review Staff
Topics:Encryption
Origin:Educom Review (Archives) (1997)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Dorothy E. Denning reports on the impact of encryption and other technologies on crime and terrosism. Her research encompasses the areas of information warfare and assurance, encryption policy and technology, and information technology and society. A widely published author and frequent lecturer, she is professor of computer science, and porfessor and member of the Advisory Board of Communications, Culture and Technology program at Georgetown University.
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