• Thought for the day on security policies

    17 Jun 2008

    Here’s an interesting quote I just came across that fits nicely into the mold of security policy management and enforcement:

    “The test for determining the scope of this provision must not be subject to manipulation by those whose power it is designed to restrain.”
    – from the Supreme Court’s decision restoring the writ of habeas corpus

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