Traffic citations are critical for funding police departments, courts, and municipalities. Unpaid citations or missed court appearances result in warrants and additional fees, but finding or arresting fugitives and collecting unpaid fines is difficult as well as time and manpower intensive. As a result, the process often stops there. In Texas alone, there is almost $1 billion … [Read more...] about StreetCred: Big Data Finds Fugitives
History of Cyber Intelligence Discussion
Following the Atlantic Council Cyber Statecraft Initiative's excellent panel on "Lessons From Our Cyber Past," the panelists and attendees engaged in an insightful discussion on history, technology, intelligence, and cyber. The discussion was moderated by CTOvision editor and Crucial Point LLC CTO Bob Gourley, who also has extensive cyber intelligence experience as the former … [Read more...] about History of Cyber Intelligence Discussion
Lessons From Our Cyber Past: History of Cyber Intelligence
On Thursday, September 27, the Atlantic Council hosted a stand-out panel discussion on the history of all-source cyber intelligence. The discussion was moderated by CTOvision editor and Crucial Point LLC founder and CTO Bob Gourley, who also has extensive cyber intelligence experience as the former Defense Intelligence Agency CTO and Director of Intelligence (J2) of Joint Task … [Read more...] about Lessons From Our Cyber Past: History of Cyber Intelligence
Bob Gourley on the Ethics, Analytics and Future of Big Data
Bob Gourley, editor of CTOvision as well as founder and CTO of Crucial Point, LLC, was recently interviewed by WashingtonExec, where he shared his views on emerging information technology, government needs, and Big Data. The original article can be found here, and the interview is reproduced below: How does Bob Gourley, founder and CTO of Crucial Point, LLC and Editor of the … [Read more...] about Bob Gourley on the Ethics, Analytics and Future of Big Data
U.S. Drones Policy: Strategic Frameworks and Measuring Effects Conclusion
This post is the conclusion to my write-up on the American Security Project‘s U.S. Drones Policy: Strategic Frameworks and Measuring Effects, which I introduced and delved into yesterday. The event was moderated by Joshua Foust, Fellow for Asymmetric Operations at ASP and columnist for PBS and The Atlantic Monthly. The panel of speakers consisted of Aaron Zelin, Fellow at … [Read more...] about U.S. Drones Policy: Strategic Frameworks and Measuring Effects Conclusion