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"Whatever it is that we think we'll do next, whomever it is we think we'll fight next, we'll be wrong."

"We have no authority in that Wild Wild West called .com, but we still operate there."

Tweet was for swag; SIGNAL Scape is for great tech!

"We're in a major economic crisis. Economics is a big part of warfare. If you ignore it, you'll do it at your nation's peril."

"We are starting to build a deterrent construct that will be better than mutual assured destruction."-Gen. James E. Cartwright, USMC, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

"Paper money-kiss it goodbye."

Editor in Chief Robert K.

"I believe that it's more likely that an attack will come from not a bomb off a bomb rack, but instead electrons in cyberspace."

"Ignorance is our biggest vulnerability [in the cyber domain]." --Vice Adm. Carl Mauney, USN, deputy CO, STRATCOM

No, the title is not a redundancy. Given all the recent events in homeland security, it appears the whole process will undergo yet another round of reviews. I don’t think any of us would question that security is better today than in 2001. But is it good enough? Probably not.