“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,… — 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… — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
“The Bible tells the story of the Hebrew prophet Daniel, who was able to read mysterious words that appeared on the wall of the… — Richard A. Clarke Copy Share Image
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
