Organizing For E-Threats: Methods, Techniques and Methods

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Sooner or later in the near future we can have online and smartphone voting apps. I uncertainty anyone who has ever considered this, would think otherwise. However, although we all know this potential potential eventuality is in high-probability, we also know it won't be simple to create. Especially when you want to hold it safe from voter scam and hacking - so let's discuss the steps required to bring such potential voting technology in to fruition can we?

1. Develop a beta application that isn't released (simply for screening security steps and application fluency)
2. Have the just elected officials talk about the application as an easy way to create new policy.
3. Use the app to probably the most restricted amount (so probably only regional plan at first)
4. Then as the newest policies start ahead about implement the total app to get the largest effect.

Ok, on object number one, can we use active study or polling applications for the cornerstone, always check their security methods, also employ some 'bright hat' hackers to attempt to separate in? Should we access some methods of mobile phones for security? Should we contact the EFF for his or her ideas on that too? What about individuals at Bing?

Quantity 2 shouldn't be much of a problem.

Quantity 3 - I am certain that we can get regional governments to try it out in all 50-states very quickly, the price wouldn't be significant, we want a little marketing item and some intelligent young visitors to contact on cities to do this, probably towns which have debate and several challenges - that might be simple, regional city council and state supervisors could be perfect spokespeople. Smaller states might adopt it rapidly, high-tech states may need an alternative variation (NIMBY affect) but if we roll it out quickly enough, we'n have the ability to hold it general, and the Federal Government might look to people first, plus, a sizable sponsor like a Google could wish to incorporate people into their system. What your ideas about this type of large range partnering?

Quantity 4 - What additional features can we introduce even as we range up? What Hacker for Hire will we learn or trust to discover that can help people produce such decisions? Much is going to be trial and problem and changing even as we develop correct, is that your considering here? That's generally how it goes with start-ups?

Fine therefore, let's add some more details to this topic.

You see, there was a fascinating report in CNN on Nov 8, 2011, named; "Why can't Americans election online?" by Doug Gross which said: "Advocates state enough time is right to severely consider letting voters cast a ballot from the ease of their properties as well as on the screens of these mobile phones. 'We've voted the way we have for yesteryear 200 years because we couldn't do any benefit than that,' said Rob Weber, a former IT professional at IBM who operates the website Internet the Vote. 'Now, we've this engineering that's changed the rest of our lives... (and) can revolutionize our voting system and could revolutionize our political system'."