Paul Rosenzweig

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Paul Rosenzweig is the founder of Red Branch Consulting PLLC, a homeland security consulting company, and a senior adviser to The Chertoff Group. Read his research.

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Anti-Terror Law’s Safeguards Against Incidental Collection of Domestic Data Are Sufficient
Paul Rosenzweig
This is the second article in a series of five. You can read the first article, “How the Section 702 Program Helps America Thwart Terrorist Plots,” here, the third article, “Ample Safeguards of Civil Liberties Warrant FISA Section 702’s Reauthorization By Congress,” here, and the fourth article, “Forgetting Lessons of 9/11, Rebuilding FISA ‘Wall’ Would Be a Mistake,” here. …

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How the Section 702 Program Helps America Thwart Terrorist Plots
David R. Shedd | Paul Rosenzweig
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New Cyber Bill Strikes Better Balance in Keeping Agencies Accountable
Paul Rosenzweig | Ceara Casterline
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ICANN Transition Is Premature: Unanswered Questions Require an Extension, Partial Transition
Berin Szoka | Brett Schaefer | Paul Rosenzweig
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Recent Actions Cast Doubt on Whether ICANN Is Ready for Transition
Brett Schaefer | Paul Rosenzweig
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Government Blesses ICANN Transition: Remaining Concerns and New Questions
Brett Schaefer | Paul Rosenzweig
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Congress Should Reject ICANN Transition Proposal Unless Significant Changes Are Made
Brett Schaefer | Paul Rosenzweig
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Many Steps Remain With Internet Governance Transition to ICANN
Brett Schaefer | Paul Rosenzweig
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How Congress Can Halt Government Control of the Internet
Brett Schaefer | Paul Rosenzweig
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New DOTCOM Act Addresses Short-Term Concerns About the ICANN Transition
Brett Schaefer | Paul Rosenzweig
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If Government Needs a Warrant to Read Our Mail, Why Not for Our Email as Well?
Paul Rosenzweig
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Q&A: What Is the New Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center and How Will It Work?
Steven Bucci | Paul Rosenzweig | David Inserra
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The Internet and ICANN Accountability—Yes, It Matters
Paul Rosenzweig | Brett Schaefer | James Gattuso
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Congress Needs to Remain Engaged on the ICANN Transition
Brett Schaefer | Paul Rosenzweig | James Gattuso
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U.S. Must Block Renewed Efforts to Assert U.N. Authority Over the Internet at the International Telecommunication Union Conference
Brett Schaefer | Paul Rosenzweig | James Gattuso
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ICANN 51: A Turning Point or a Cliff?
Paul Rosenzweig | Brett Schaefer | James Gattuso

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Paul Rosenzweig

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Anti-Terror Law’s Safeguards Against Incidental Collection of Domestic Data Are Sufficient

How the Section 702 Program Helps America Thwart Terrorist Plots

New Cyber Bill Strikes Better Balance in Keeping Agencies Accountable

ICANN Transition Is Premature: Unanswered Questions Require an Extension, Partial Transition

Recent Actions Cast Doubt on Whether ICANN Is Ready for Transition

Government Blesses ICANN Transition: Remaining Concerns and New Questions

Congress Should Reject ICANN Transition Proposal Unless Significant Changes Are Made

Many Steps Remain With Internet Governance Transition to ICANN

How Congress Can Halt Government Control of the Internet

New DOTCOM Act Addresses Short-Term Concerns About the ICANN Transition

If Government Needs a Warrant to Read Our Mail, Why Not for Our Email as Well?

Q&A: What Is the New Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center and How Will It Work?

The Internet and ICANN Accountability—Yes, It Matters

Congress Needs to Remain Engaged on the ICANN Transition

U.S. Must Block Renewed Efforts to Assert U.N. Authority Over the Internet at the International Telecommunication Union Conference

ICANN 51: A Turning Point or a Cliff?

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