Longtime critic Rob Rosenberger offers a revealing look at Richard Clarke, the former White House cyberspace security advisor. See below for a track listing and a more detailed description...
Product Information
· Audio CD · Number Of Discs: 1
· Packaging: Jewel Case with Booklet and Tray Card
· Release Date: 4/24/2004 12:00:00 AM
Track Listing
1.
CD introduction, part 1
2.
CD introduction, part 2
3.
Intro to "Let's reinvent the wheel"
4.
Let's reinvent the wheel
5.
Intro to "Believe me: we're in good hands"
6.
Believe me: we're in good hands
7.
Intro to "Clarke's infiltration of Microsoft"
8.
Clarke's infiltration of Microsoft (part 1)
9.
Clarke's infiltration of Microsoft (part 2)
10.
Clarke's infiltration of Microsoft (part 3)
11.
Clarke's infiltration of Microsoft (part 4)
12.
Intro to "State of the cyber-union"
13.
State of the cyber-union (part 1)
14.
State of the cyber-union (part 2)
15.
State of the cyber-union (part 3)
16.
State of the cyber-union (part 4)
17.
Intro to "The China Syndrome, part 6"
18.
The China Syndrome, part 6 (part 1)
19.
The China Syndrome, part 6 (part 2)
20.
The China Syndrome, part 6 (part 3)
21.
The China Syndrome, part 6 (part 4)
22.
The China Syndrome, part 6 (part 5)
23.
The China Syndrome, part 6 (part 6)
24.
Intro to "How does the White House know things..."
25.
How does the White House know things... (part 1)
26.
How does the White House know things... (part 2)
27.
How does the White House know things... (part 3)
28.
How does the White House know things... (part 4)
29.
How does the White House know things... (part 5)
30.
How does the White House know things... (part 6)
31.
How does the White House know things... (part 7)
32.
Intro to "I learned a lot from PBS Frontline"
33.
I learned a lot from PBS Frontline (part 1)
34.
I learned a lot from PBS Frontline (part 2)
35.
I learned a lot from PBS Frontline (part 3)
36.
I learned a lot from PBS Frontline (part 4)
37.
Final commentary
More Information
Rob Rosenberger has been a longtime CRITIC of former White House cyberspace security advisor Richard Clarke. This CD is jam-packed with revealing commentary about America's supposed "white knight counterterror expert." Rob Rosenberger works at "Vmyths," a critically acclaimed website that fights hysteria in the computer security world. He is one of the original experts from the 1980s, and the first to focus on virus hysteria. He was one of only a dozen industry experts invited to the White House's first-ever antivirus summit meeting — a meeting hosted by none other than Richard Clarke. Red Herring magazine described Rob Rosenberger as "one of the most visible and cursed critics in computer security." Mary Landesman of About.com calls him "the Dennis Miller of cybersecurity."
