Why one should be "concerned", but not "paranoid" about I.T security in the age of "big data"!
Introduction I am back writing again this week, after a rather abbreviated entry last weekend, surrounding a couple of albums from the 1980's I was listening to, that sounded as though they were twenty-years ahead of their time. This week, I will be talking about the "Psychology of security" if you will and the "paranoia" surrounding it!. It should be dully noted, that this weeks entry was inspired by a rather "elegant rant", but some poster on "Slashdot" a couple of days ago, that was being blown out proportion (you can look up the post yourself on their if you would like, I won't be referencing here, because I consider it be "nonsensical" in some regard). Let's start by separating "fact" from "fiction". Afterwards, we will continue to work our way into conclusion about "news" sites on the Internet, from there on out. "Fact" vs. "Fiction" and some underlying "assum