What Should be Hidden and Open in Computer Security: Lessons from Deception, the Art of War, Law, and Economic Theory

as the Clinton Administration's Chief Counselor for Privacy, in the Office of Management and Budget. In that position he worked extensively on encryption policy and government computer security issues, including the Federal Intrusion Detection Network (FIDNet), Carnivore, and critical infrastructure issues. In 2000 he chaired a 15-agency White House Working Group on how to update wiretap and electronic surveillance laws for the Internet age. The Administration's legislative proposal was introduced into the Senate in 2000 as S. 3083.