New Senior Editor Appointed to Network Security

✦ Synopsis

Sarah brings a wealth of cutting edge intelligence to Network Security. She is a pioneer in technology and psychology, known for presenting complex topics in clear, simple terms and working with such diverse groups as DEFCON, The United Nations and Homeland Security.

As a Senior Research Fellow at Symantec she specialises in testing and standards for anti-virus and security software, privacy, and psychological aspects of human/computer interaction.

"Network security is an extremely complex topic", said Gordon. "I hope to present our readers with solutions that reflect both the depth, and breadth, of the subject. I think my work in the past has been both deep and wide -and I want to help administrators and managers see all facets of the problem I also want to encourage new approaches and dialogue between administrators and security experts. Its so important that those creating solutions remain in touch with those using the solutions!" Sarah has been profiled by CNN, the BBC, European Wall Street Journal and USA Today.

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Preambles and resolutions relating to revision of U. S. copyright and patent laws**This draft was prepared by Dr. F. E. Stewart, chairman of the Committee on Patents and Trade-marks, A. Ph A., for Dr. S. Solis Cohen, Chairman of the Committee on Scope, U. S. P. IX. It was also submitted in the report of the Committee on Patents and Trade Marks, of the Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association of Philadelphia, composed of Ernest T. Trigg (President Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce), Charles A. Wagner and Dr. F. E. Stewart, and approved. The matter in italics is suggested for revising the present U. S. Copyright and Patent Laws, and the subject is submitted for study by the members of the American Pharmaceutical Association, preparatory to its discussion at the next annual convention. The Committee received instructions at the last meeting to proceed with the revision, and the Chairman is desirous that the subject be carefully considered from every viewpoint.The Committee believes that all ambiguity now existing in the law should be removed in the revision. Provision should also be made in the law so that the inventor of a new process can secure a royalty from the original patentee. Attention is again directed that matter in italics embody the suggestions of the Committee for additions to the copyright, patent and trademark laws.—Editor.

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