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Showing posts with label The Real ID Act. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Real ID Act. Show all posts
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Creative Ways to Beat the Developing Global Surveillance State
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
Boston,
democratized surveillance,
education,
FISA,
FOIA,
Homeland Security Act,
lawyers,
self-protection,
the Patriot Act,
The Real ID Act,
What you can do
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
California, EDL's won't make your grass green again
Voluntary Real ID compliant EDLs for State drivers? Not a good standard to imitate
BTC Commentary -- The Enhanced Driver's Licens (EDL) is a Real ID compliant license which adopts global standardization [WHTI] for border crossings into Mexico and Canada using an RFID chip. California is now considering a bill which would adopt this federal standard for the State license. The State currently meets many of the federal (and far less controversial) benchmarks for federal compliance. However, the bankrupted State is making hard decisions about what to do next.
Washington State opted for this method for use at the Canadian border State, as one example of this policy. Their drivers license policies are not a good act to follow. Here's why.
BTC Commentary -- The Enhanced Driver's Licens (EDL) is a Real ID compliant license which adopts global standardization [WHTI] for border crossings into Mexico and Canada using an RFID chip. California is now considering a bill which would adopt this federal standard for the State license. The State currently meets many of the federal (and far less controversial) benchmarks for federal compliance. However, the bankrupted State is making hard decisions about what to do next.
Washington State opted for this method for use at the Canadian border State, as one example of this policy. Their drivers license policies are not a good act to follow. Here's why.
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
California,
EDLS,
Enhanced Drivers License,
RFID,
The Real ID Act,
Washington State,
WHTI
Friday, December 7, 2012
Real ID Roundup in Tennessee, Florida, New Mexico
BTC Real ID Roundup
Tennessee experiencing turbulence on material compliance with Real ID. Two Tennessee State legislators came out to defy federal requirements on State drivers licences towards the January 15th deadline. Yesterday, legal analysts in favor of the federal mandate batted back saying most of the State was in material compliance with the law and was eligible to become certified. For those new to Real ID, a certified Real ID license includes a gold star and the ability for a locally issued license to be considered an internal passport by federal authorities. Tennessee passed a State Law demanding the repeal of the Real ID Act. There is an internal conflict between Public Safety administration and the legal precedent established against the federal law in the State of Tennessee.
Florida takes $740,000 to the craps table as they consider gambling with Real ID. Paul Henry, a local organizer against the measure will lobby the RIDE bill or the Real ID Elimination Act. Florida State's legal resistance to the Real ID Act is alive and well.
RELATED NEWS:
New Mexicans rush to obtain passports
Real ID Act could cause headaches for LA travelers
Tennessee experiencing turbulence on material compliance with Real ID. Two Tennessee State legislators came out to defy federal requirements on State drivers licences towards the January 15th deadline. Yesterday, legal analysts in favor of the federal mandate batted back saying most of the State was in material compliance with the law and was eligible to become certified. For those new to Real ID, a certified Real ID license includes a gold star and the ability for a locally issued license to be considered an internal passport by federal authorities. Tennessee passed a State Law demanding the repeal of the Real ID Act. There is an internal conflict between Public Safety administration and the legal precedent established against the federal law in the State of Tennessee.
| LOL! Hidden msg on Sensenbrenner c/o P.Henry graphics |
RELATED NEWS:
New Mexicans rush to obtain passports
Real ID Act could cause headaches for LA travelers
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
Louisiana,
New Mexico,
Tennessee,
The Real ID Act
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
REDUX: The Vactican, RFID & Real ID resistance cont.
"Vatican clergy and employees will be issued with an identity card complete with a microchip-tracking device in sweeping new security measures designed to prevent a repeat of the Vatileaks scandal."
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Here is second life for news that matter:
Real ID ACT deadline inches closer
Tennessee Lawmakers represent State resistance to Real ID
SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY: Who’s Watching the Kids? Just About Everyone, Apparently.
Cops to Congress: We need logs of Americans' text messages
STEM bill bites back as Immigration debates continue
VIDEO: Anonymous RFID Warning
The US Military Wants To 'Microchip' Troops
U.N. readies for protests on eve of Internet regulation treaty
New data on privacy policies shows 20 percent of sites may sell data
GREAT OP-EDs featured at Pogo Was Right
Big Data Is Not the New Oil
Privacy trumps need for cellphone surveillance
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
data surveillance,
immigration,
Lousiana,
microchipping,
News,
RFID,
Tennessee,
text,
The Real ID Act,
troops,
UN,
Vatican
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Kantara floats voluntary-compulsory authentication for social saftey nets
NSTIC policy experiment applied to government dependents
BTC -- The Kantara Initiative paved a name and a place for themselves by bringing bank card infrastructure to US food stamp programs and general relief banking options. Kantara's work centers on social safety nets and frameworks of anyone completely dependent on the US government for food, shelter or money. The user population for their services has dramatically increased due to Iraq and Afghanistan war homecomings and the 2008 economic crash. Slow job growth and unemployment has pushed many Americans into US social service systems in larger numbers.
NSTIC, the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, is working with Kantara to bring an authentication credential system online for US social service recipients. Kantara's involvement would make transactional monitoring between recipients and guarantors more convenient. FICAM, the Federal Identity, Credential and Access Management, moved ahead in 2009 is a model for Kantara going forward, cites a recent report at Secure ID News.
"In the case of credentials, that accreditation comes from the Kantara Initiative. Kantara’s Identity Assurance Accreditation and Approval Program aims to grow identity credential services based on the four levels of assurance that are measured and validated in the U.S. Federal Identity Credential and Access Management (ICAM) trust framework."
BTC -- The Kantara Initiative paved a name and a place for themselves by bringing bank card infrastructure to US food stamp programs and general relief banking options. Kantara's work centers on social safety nets and frameworks of anyone completely dependent on the US government for food, shelter or money. The user population for their services has dramatically increased due to Iraq and Afghanistan war homecomings and the 2008 economic crash. Slow job growth and unemployment has pushed many Americans into US social service systems in larger numbers.
NSTIC, the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, is working with Kantara to bring an authentication credential system online for US social service recipients. Kantara's involvement would make transactional monitoring between recipients and guarantors more convenient. FICAM, the Federal Identity, Credential and Access Management, moved ahead in 2009 is a model for Kantara going forward, cites a recent report at Secure ID News.
"In the case of credentials, that accreditation comes from the Kantara Initiative. Kantara’s Identity Assurance Accreditation and Approval Program aims to grow identity credential services based on the four levels of assurance that are measured and validated in the U.S. Federal Identity Credential and Access Management (ICAM) trust framework."
Monday, August 20, 2012
Defund REAL ID
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
"Real ID",
defunding,
federal funding,
The Real ID Act
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