George Mason U. Project Looks at Legal Implications of Network-Security Efforts

08 May 2002

Bradford C. Brown, chairman of the National Center for Technology and Law at George Mason University, oversees a project set up to study the legal difficulties of guaranteeing computer networks` security. The project, in conjunction with James Madison University, is financed by a $6.5-million grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Full Story

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