Re "Securing the Lines of a Wired Nation" (Oct. 4): Richard A. Clarke and other cyberterrorism experts would do well to read "Cuckoo's Egg: Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage" by Clifford Stoll.
Measures and interventions like the FIM designed to identify and ameliorate dependencies thus always already "function to obscure and (re)secure the order of things" [ 6].
With the door re-secured, the airplane took off again.
The affected accounts have been re-secured using best practices," the statement read.
Harper Lee, who is eighty-seven, has filed a lawsuit to re-secure copyright of "To Kill A Mockingbird".
In some ways more significant still (although Thompson and some of his senior team don't accept this) re-securing the BBC's independence, after a series of licence fee settlements that have seen successive governments treat it as a sinking fund for their own use, is absolutely critical.
A spokesperson for Wandsworth explains that the council was "likely to support" the introduction of measures to "robustly discourage squatting and ensure that, in those rare instances where it does happen, the owners are able to re-secure possession of the property with the absolute minimum of delay".
It has new leadership, will soon have new money, and has re-secured the music deals that it needs to continue pumping tunes to its users.
In response to a question about how the DOD re-secured its networks after the vulnerabilities appeared online, Carter said, "I can't speak about any particular case," calling it a "law enforcement matter".
The YPG helped re-secure the Rabia border crossing in June after the Iraqi army - and reportedly some Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga - fled their posts.
This has involved the group re-securing the provision of some public services, for example installing new power lines and setting up a 'suq' for locals to exchange goods, and reforming the education system (see Zelin 2014).
