Whistleblowers and Surveillance
The evolution of whistleblowing in the information age reveals a stark contrast to previous eras. Unlike past figures who had limited access to information, modern whistleblowers like Snowden can extract vast amounts of sensitive data with ease. This shift highlights the growing asymmetry between the NSA's extensive surveillance capabilities and the potential threats from insiders. The discussion draws parallels with historical figures, emphasizing the dramatic changes in how information is accessed and shared.In this clip
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CYBER AUGUST: “Snowden & Surveillance” – Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist Barton Gellman
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