[cap-talk] models for security (personal security)

[John Carlson]

Try building a model for security for the brain.  Yes, I know 1) Diet  
2) Exercise 3) Sleep 4) Schedule 5) Hygiene and perhaps 6) Religion.

Hmm.  I ate some ice cream 3 hours ago, and I'm up late.  Not doing so  
well.

John
On Jun 26, 2009, at 10:49 AM, Raoul Duke wrote:

> On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 5:57 PM, Dave Chizmadia -
> Gmail<davechiz at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> My own take is that "security is a pain" because it involves
>> requirements and solutions that are usually some combination
>> ...
>> of thought to the issue of formalizing first principles of
>> security as an ontology with derived vocabulary & metamodel
>> (or domain specific language for non-OMG heathens :-))
>
> i guess it is on the one hand stupendously naive of me, but on the
> other hand sorta scientific, to wonder if one can come up with a model
> of what security means and what non-secure means, and use that to help
> design and build systems.
>
> so i hope you can find time or $ to write your thoughts down (even
> just a blog post).  :)
>
> sincerely.
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