White House proposes cyber attack monitoring center
The Bush administration aims to create an Internet wide center to detect major cyber threats but says it would not monitor individuals emails. Officials stress privacy protections while industry lawyers warn against government control of data traffic. Experts note private networks already share attack information.
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United States tightens border rules with Canada
AP Ottawa reports security concerns since Sept. 11 are changing border rules with Canada. Ambassador Paul Cellucci says there will be no troop deployment, but Canada won’t be exempt from new measures. The entry-exit system will expand to all visitors by 2005, prompting debate over privacy, efficiency, and bilateral trade.
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