" T he greatest threat we face today is the idea that is in some way different digital rights and thus you used to enjoy before digital longer exist. "- Jadzia Butler
In this most recent episode of the podcast secure sessions, IPVanish CTO and our esteemed host, Josh Gagliardi got Jadzia Butler on the line. Butler is a private life, Surveillance & Security Fellow of the Center for Democracy and Technology, Washington nonprofit defending civil liberties and global online human rights. Through his work in the CDT, Jadzia represented digital rights - particularly the right to privacy and the relationship between the objectives of national security and civil liberties -. At Georgetown University Law Center and the Society of National Security
The discussion begins immediately discussing the encryption debate in general, beyond the Apple FBI case from early 2016. reasoning greater powers for citizens of the data collection is mostly to counter terrorist threats. But what is often overlooked is the fact that if the government requires privileged access to encrypted data, they are actually demanding for encryption to be weakened, and other more malicious actors will exploit that weakness.
What was most surprising to learn of our guest is that the vast surveillance of citizens is an ideal that even our founding fathers rejected.
"John Adams actually attributed the spark that led to the American Revolution back in a case that examined the use of the brief British assistance. These generalized warrants, where crowd could simply enter any home with no particular specific suspicion and just dig through everything. "
to fill obsolete legislation from the old physical world in our new digital world, for better laws confidentiality representing both how technology works and how users believe that the technology works, alum Georgetown is one of the most compelling case for the government and the private sector to find ways alternative response to evolving cyber threats
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