In an article by Michael Kassner and posted by TechRepublic.com, Mr. Kassner debates a thesis presented by two law professors who propose a paradigm shift in how we approach the problem(s) of cybersecurity.

This compressed summary/version presented by Mr. Kassner represents the thougths and proposals of co-authors Susan Brenner of the University of Dayton School of Law and Leo L. Clarke, formerly of the Thomas M. Cooley School of Law stated in their paper titled “Distributed Security: A New Model of Law Enforcement”.

Given that cybersecurity related issues rank high in the concerns of risk managers worldwide, and recognizing the impact that such risks have on business continuity plans, we believe this article is well worth your time to read.

Read Mr. Kassner’s article  and, hopefully, add to the comment string (also worth reading) to his article.