“He looked up as the train stopped at Tel Aviv University, watching the students disembarking.” — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
“On October 1, 2009, a general took charge of the new U.S. Cyber Command, a military organization with the mission to use information technology and the Internet as a weapon. Similar commands exist in Russia, China, and a score of other nations. These military and intelligence organizations are preparing the cyber battlefield with things called “logic bombs” and “trapdoors,” placing… — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share
“The Bible tells the story of the Hebrew prophet Daniel, who was able to read mysterious words that appeared on the wall of the Babylonian king Belshazzar’s banquet hall during a rowdy feast. The words mene, mene, tekel, upharsin (“numbered, numbered, weighed, divided” in Aramaic) were unintelligible to all but Daniel, who warned the king that they foretold the fall… — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share
Democracies don't prepare well for things that have never happened before. — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
If you spend more on coffee than on IT security, you will be hacked. What's more, you deserve to be hacked. — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
I think we have to be very careful. If we do go back in, we need to understand why and what the probability of… — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
“Cognitive biases worked well when rapid pattern recognition and decision making was critical for survival,” — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
The best current evidence is that media are mere vehicles that deliver instruction but do not influence student achievement any more than the truck… — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
“He handed one to each boy. “To the New World Order. It will all be yours.” — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
“For a period of several years in the mid-1990s the Chinese talked very openly, for a Communist police state, about what they had learned… — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
“He looked up as the train stopped at Tel Aviv University, watching the students disembarking.” — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
“North Korea gets a high score for both “defense” and “lack of dependence.” North Korea can sever its limited connection to cyberspace even more… — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
