Protecting What Matters Technology, Security, and Liberty since 9/11

Foreword--by Ramon Barquin and Jane Fishkin

Acknowledgments

PART I. Introduction: Security and Liberty in the Twenty-first Century

1. Providing Security and Protecting Liberty--by Clayton Northouse

2. How the Public Sees the Security-versus-Liberty Debate--by Alan F. Westin

PART II. Protecting Security and Liberty: Information Technology's Role

3. Information Technology and the New Security Challenges--by James Steinberg

4. Building a Trusted Information-Sharing Environment--by Zoe Baird and James Barksdale

5. Security and Liberty: How Technology Can Bridge the Divide--by Gilman Louie and Gayle von Eckartsberg

6. Policies and Procedures for Protecting Security and Liberty--by Bruce Berkowitz

PART III. Technology, Security and Liberty: The Legal Framework

7. Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act: Facing the Challenge of New Technologies

8. Security, Privacy, and Government Access to Commercial Data--by Jerry Berman

9. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: Has the Solution Become a Problem?--by Beryl A. Howell

10. Why You Should Like the PATRIOT Act--by Jon Kyl

11. Why I Oppose the PATRIOT Act--by Russ Feingold

Liberty and Security Timeline

Further Resources

Contributors

Index