Cyber -surveillance: A case study in policy and development

Title: Cyber -surveillance: A case study in policy and development
Identifier: d_2009_2013:29d20d866320:10361
identifier: 10597
Creator: Kim, Richard S.Y.,
Contributor: F. Warren Benton
Date: 2010
Language: English
Publisher: City University of New York.
Subject: Science history | Public administration | Information technology | Criminal Justice Policy | Cyber Crime | Cyber Security | Terrorism | Warfare
Abstract: The dissertation examines the historical development of surveillance, electronic surveillance, and cyber-surveillance from colonial times in the United States to the present.;It presents the surveillance laws, technologies and policies as a balance between national security and privacy.;To examine more recent developments, the dissertation includes case-studies of three cyber-surveillance tools: Carnivore, Magic Lantern, and NARUS; describing the operational functions, logistics, and search functions, and minimization capacities of these tools.;The closing chapters assess the dynamic balance between the achievement of national security and public order and the need to preserve rights and expectations of personal privacy.
Type: dissertation
Source: 2009_2013.csv
degree: Ph.D.
Program: Criminal Justice