April Fools 2021 – The Low-Fi Edition
Security Debrief is back with an April 1 review of stories the rest of the media somehow missed.
Seeming Discrepancies in Voter Data Fuel for Disinformation
By Gary Warner
Conspiracy theorists are claiming to have proof that 2020 votes were changed from Trump to Biden while other votes were discarded. The data being considered is fueling disinformation and must be clarified.
Why Has There Been a Substantial Increase in Privacy Complaints to DHS?
The most recent available DHS data show that privacy complaints over the last year have more than doubled. What is driving this huge increase?
A Letter to the Trump Administration – Establish a Faith-Based Sector of Critical Infrastructure
By Andy Jabbour
Faith-Based Organizations are essential, and now is the time to establish a Faith-Based Sector of critical infrastructure.
TSA, N95s, What is and What Ought to Be
The Transportation Security Administration has 1.3 million N95 masks, and they are morally obligated to donate them to medical workers.
TSA Chief Counsel Sues DHS Sec and IG – Kerner vs. Wolf and Cuffari
On January 6, 2020, TSA Chief Counsel Francine Kerner filed a 38-page complaint against DHS Secretary Chad Wolf and DHS IG Joseph Cuffari.
The Fallacy of Flexibility – Why Trump Picked Wolf for DHS Secretary
Chad Wolf was tapped to lead the Department, even though the administration doesn’t want him.
The Remote ID Proposed Rulemaking is Still Being Delayed
The notion that the UAS proposed rulemaking would be completed by September 2019 seemed unlikely. Indeed, that is the case.
UAS Remote ID Proposed Rulemaking Will Not Be Completed by September
Some think the FAA proposed rulemaking on unmanned aircraft systems will be ready for the public by July. That is highly unlikely. Here’s why.
